Add external camel components

[Anonymous]

Hi community,

i've found the info that there are camel components regarding salesforce.

https://help.talend.com/reader/8avcOyufaVYo7Uoah0kOlA/6ENQNQJImcZpfMRmqpTLQA

Nevertheless they are not available in Talend ESB 7.1 in the palette. I also couldn't find a tutorial on how i get the components available in Talend Studio. Can someone help me out which this topic.

Maybe my assumptions are wrong and i can't integrate the components as palette object in talend.

I also have read in that the dependency has to be added to the pom.xml. But which shall i use and how do i add it the best way? Do i use the pom.xml that i can find under the workspace and project name and does this change gets populated to git or do i have to switch to the maven perspective in talend studio.

Hopefully someone can help me.

Kind regards

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Have you already read http://camel.apache.org/salesforce.html?

You could use cMessageEndpoint + salesforce  and then the camel-salesforce bundle with be installed when deploying the Route into Runtime.

Or generate a salesforce DTO library and specify the DTO package name in cConfig  and use the "camel-salesforce-alldep-2.xx.x.jar" in the cConfig component.

Best regards

Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the hint. I found it in the component list. Nevertheless i don't know how to configure it but therefore i will create a new topic.

Kind regards

[rocoyotte]

Hi Sabrina,

I'm working with the Camel Salesforce component. I'm blocked about "how to generate the DTO and where place it".

In a Eclipse / Maven I' know how to do that. In Talend ESB, I've activated the custom pom file for my route ("Setup custom scripts by folder").

In the cConfig I set the package "org.apache.camel.salesforce.dto" but what I have generated must be in the wrong place.

In Talend ESB, where must I place the dto ?

Actually, It is a directory.

A sample in the documentation will be appreciated .

Best regards,

Cyril

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