Run integrations with Collibra Connect in Mule ESB Standalone server

This article is currently under review and might not be accurate for Collibra Connect M4 1.0.3 or 2.0.9.

Running integrations with Collibra Connect consists of deploying the Collibra domain and one or more integration templates in the Mule installation directories and defining a connection to a Collibra DGC environment.

To run an integration with Collibra Connect in Mule ESB Standalone server

Deploy the required integration templates and Collibra domain on the server.
- Upload the downloaded or exported Collibra domain JAR file to the $MULE_HOME/domains folder.
- Upload the required integration templates to the $MULE_HOME/apps folder.
Define the variables of the connection to Collibra DGC as additional JVM parameters during the startup of the server or add to the $MULE_HOME/conf/wrapper.conf file. See Collibra DGC environment variables.
Example of configuration in wrapper.conf:
```
wrapper.java.additional.8=\
    -Ddgc.config.user=username
wrapper.java.additional.9=\
    -Ddgc.config.password=password
wrapper.java.additional.10=\
    -Ddgc.config.baseApplicationUrl=http://localhost:8080/com.collibra.dgc.war
```
When there is a choice of more than one environment, you can specify it here, for example:
```
wrapper.java.additional.11=\
    -Dmule.env=dev
```
Start the Mule ESB runtime server from $MULE_HOME:
- MAC or Linux: ./mule
- Windows: mule.bat

Read the Mule deployment section for a description of all deployment possibilities.

You can deploy and manage applications on Mule ESB Standalone server with the Mule Management Console. See Mule Management Console for the user guide and reference materials.