Defining connections We’re down to the last part of this tutorial. There’s one more important concept left to handle, namely connections. In general, components interact with each other via a connection, specifically a row connection. I’m sure you’re familiar with the different types, such as "Main", "Reject", "Output", "Lookup", … When defining such connections for [...]
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Defining parameters As stated before, you can add parameters to your custom component. Parameters are used to define the settings of a component. There are two types of parameters: basic parameters and advanced parameters. In essence they’re the same, however basic parameters imply necessary settings or key settings and advanced parameters imply optional settings. Of course, [...]
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Call to action: your first component! In the first part of this tutorial the basics of component creation were handled. If you haven't read up on it yet, then I suggest you do before reading this second part. In this second part you'll create your very own first component. We'll start off with a very basic [...]
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Introduction As you probably know, Talend is entirely based on a simple concept called "components". These components can be described as functional pieces to a puzzle, which are graphically represented in the shape of an icon. The puzzle itself is a Talend job, where you perform numerous actions to your own liking. These actions can [...]
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