Replicate a Java Maven structure ?

[soulhunter]

In our company we are using the free Talend Open Studio for Data Integration 8 version and I'm trying to migrate the project to Maven, first built in Talend and then imported in an Eclipse/Idea IDE. The point is that I'm unable to replicate a Maven standard project structure, when a build the main job inside Talend I get a "myProyectName" and "routines" folder inside the zip file, but what I need is a "com.myCompany.myProyectName" structure, so it not only applies to folders but also for package naming and reference names while importing other classes because now, what I'm doing is a "find a replace" task after a build, but this should be done automatically.

Can somebody help me set this up, I saw it can be done with the commecial version, but there should be a way to do it with the free version too.

Regards.-

[SamuelLenk]

You can take the code of any job and create it as a class in Eclipse.

Then you will see all the depedencies in needs as errors in Eclipse.

To resolve those, in your studio folder search the classes and create them in your Maven project in Eclipse.

It takes a while the first time, but once you have it, you can use that for other jobs as well.

HTH!

[soulhunter]

Hi Samuel, thanks a lot for your answer but, unfortunately this is not the idea, I mean, is there a way to Talend do this automatically ? I don't want to change each class manually since I will have to do it each time we do changes on the jobs and then re import them, it's not practical.

Regards.-

[SamuelLenk]

Hi soulhunter.

I understand. But AFAIK this is only available in the commercial version, like you already mentioned.

[soulhunter]

Oh ok,I see, thanks a lot !