This .javajet program uses the static class RoutinesUtil to retrieve a list of System Routines loaded in Talend Open Studio.
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Applying Email Validation to a JavaFX TextField Using Binding
This example uses the same controller as in a previous post but adds a use case to support email validation. A Commons Validator object is ...
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Collaborating on Talend Open Studio Routines: Part 5 - Metadata
Managing the Java code that makes up a Talend Open Studio Routine outside of Talend lets you use technologies like source code control and continuous integration to improve the maintenance of your Routine. This blog post describes a publicly-available Maven Plugin called TalendRoutine that will bridge the gap between the standard artifacts produced by Maven and the deployable Routine needed by Talend Open Studio.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Collaborating on Talend Open Studio Routines: Part 4 - Assembly
Pulling Routine code development out of Talend Open Studio means that you can enlist supporting technologies like Git and Maven to foster collaboration. This post describes how to assemble Java source into a zip file that can be imported into Talend Open Studio.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Collaborating on Talend Open Studio Routines: Part 3 - Source Code
This post describes integrating Java code from an externally-prepared build tool into Talend Open Studio as a Routine.
Friday, March 21, 2014
Collaborating on Talend Open Studio Routines: Part 2 - Overview
This post describes a development process for Talend Open Studio Routines that fosters collaboration.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Collaborating on Talend Open Studio Routines: Part 1 - Team Development
To collaborate effectively on a Java program, you need a development environment that provides configuration management, continuous testing, and automated packaging. A Talend Open Studio Routine is a Java program that can benefit from the supporting systems found in most Java workplaces. This is the first part in a series demonstrating the development of BRules, an open source library of useful methods for Talend Open Studio.
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