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As of version 3.1, Mule standalone can run multiple applications. This means you can include the same name spaces within different applications and they will neither collide nor share information.
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In effect, it’s now an app server.
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In addition, Mule checks for new apps (in the apps directory) and will start them.
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It will also restart apps if it detects that they have changed, meaning you can drop a revised version of an existing, running application into the /apps directory, Mule will stop the existing app and restart using the new files.
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This results in one fewer reason to run Mule inside a container.