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Export a service fails, even though the log file says build success

Hi all,

 

New to Talend and ESB and am having a few teething issues.

 

I have created a new service and with it a new WSDL. I have then created a new job for this service. When I am testing within the Studio, my job works great - but if I want to export this service (to a .kar) file I am running into issues. I get an error "Service was not built successfully, please check the log for details". When I check the log it says "Build Success".

 

One potentially notable issue is that when I select "Import WSDL Schemas" (as was indicated in the Getting Started Guide), i don't get an error, but I also don't get anything in the Metadata > File xml section

 

More info on my Service...

 

I am wanting to expose a REST API on one of my existing services. My job consists of the following components:

 

tRESTRequest --- tExtractJSONFields --- tJavaRow --- tRESTClient --- tXMLMap --- tRESTResponse

 

The idea being that the user can make a request to:

 

GET http://my.esb/services/something

 

and this will essentially proxy the request to

 

GET http://my.service/something

 

I suppose my questions are...

 

  1. Why would I get this error when exporting
  2. Is my approach correct?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks,

Matt

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Hi Matt,

 

This is quite tricky to identify the issue from what you have given us. I know this will be a pain, but could you take a few screenshots of the process you are taking to do this. A shot for each step of the process, maybe include the log and a screenshot of the job/wsdl config. I suspect that this might reveal the problem, however if it does not do you have a support contract? If you do, support may be able to hold a session with you so that they can follow step by step what you are doing

 

Regards

 

Richard