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Looking for some guidance and clarification here.
For the licensing for the Mule Enterprise ESB, it operates under a Commercial and Proprietary license. Then I see here that one gets "access to source code" for the Enterprise Edition much like the Community Edition.
http://www.mulesoft.com/platform/soa/mule-esb-enterprise
Any help or guidance would be much appreciated.
Thank you!
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Reputation: 4015
If you have a paid subscription with access to the MuleSoft Customer Portal, you can download a zip with a bunch of Java classes, settings files, etc which are used in the EE version. I think this is mostly for debugging purposes, or if you want to extend some EE classes in your Mule application. I am pretty sure you can not fork your own Mule EE, or start contributing changes to the EE repository. I have also not seen any downloads for MMC source code. They probably don't want to share it, as it is one of the selling points for the EE license.
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