Components made by the new Component kit sdk follows a different approach from what is mentioned in the documentation.

[Anonymous]

Hello,

of recent i was told  that the components in this repository https://github.com/Talend/components/tree/master/components,  in  particular the tsalesforce components, where created with the new  Component kit SDK,  Also the resources for creating components with the sdk are found here https://talend.github.io/component-runtime/main/1.0.5/index.html. But then after taking a look at the components(tsalesforces) i realize that the methodology in which these components are created are  completely different from the approach in the later that makes use of annotations. My question is, are these two different ways of developing components with new sdk, if not which approach does Talend recommends? if yes  where can one find resources to learn about the no annotations approach? 

best regards

Samba

[Anonymous]

Hi @mbocquet,

The only supported way is using https://talend.github.io/component-runtime/. We didn't migrate all our components and you can still find other implementations into the studio but this is not recommanded or supported for new developments.

Romain

[Anonymous]

Hi  @rmannibucau,

thanks for the quick reply, apart from the tutorials in the documentation(https://talend.github.io/component-runtime/main/1.1.0/), are there any components available in studio or any git repository that have been developed using the component kit sdk, atleast where one can reference for best practices ?

best regards

Samba

[Anonymous]

Yeah +1, I'd also interested in the reference implementations of the Talend built-in components which were built with the new Component Kit. Like the ones from https://github.com/Talend/components/tree/master/components .
- Is there a new public git repo for the newly built components?

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Sure, you can find some of them in https://github.com/talend/connectors-se/. I would recommand jdbc or salesforce ones.