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Talend 7.1 and Jenkins

Hi there,

 

I´m struggling at the moment with CI/CD stuff with Talend 7.1.

 

I have installed TAC 7.1, Nexus 3, Maven, GIT and Jenkins... Now I was working with this documentation as Talend CommandLine is deprecated up from 7.1.

https://help.talend.com/reader/Zpzt_P_L6RrGuFyEnxwwqw/xz8cn7USQYf1my78_RbF6w

 

Now, I have the problem not to know how it is possible to create Processes to get the projects synchronized from GIT to Nexus.

I´ve installed all the Plugins in Jenkins which are described there, I used and configured the scripts show in the documention to reach repos.

 

I used Linux groovy script to start Pipeline-Creation. And now the documentation says to use the CommandLine which isn´t installed because it is not needed since 7.1

 

Has anybody created Build-Processes from GIT to Nexus Artifactory to help me out?

 

Thx to all...

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Anonymous
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Hi, CommandLine is required. Verify the commandLine installation modes. 

 

Documentation says 

Note: The Talend CommandLine server mode generation type is deprecated, it is recommended to use the local generation type instead.

 

For 7.1.1 this help center article might also help you

https://community.talend.com/t5/Architecture-Best-Practices-and/Continuous-Integration-and-Continuou...

 

 

Anonymous
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Hi Ram,

 

thanks for your reply.

 

Does that mean that I have to install a Talend Studio on my CI-Server as well?

Normally I just have the studio on my clients.

 

Which folder in Talend Studio is the commandline-folder where I can use the commandline.sh file?

 

Thx....

Anonymous
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I have another question, how do I install the command line as described on your blog-post?

 

It is described as an requirement, but where do I find the install modes?

Anonymous
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At the end of the prerequisites i added a Note with the Documentation links for inytalling Talend software

 

You can install the software either with the installer or manually.

 

Using installer you can choose (Advanced mode + Custom install) and install only those software modules which you need.

https://help.talend.com/reader/qwBdtxGavqRDlnID~sGVQg/EQc8Y~zU6HGg644ls4yPow

 

Installing commandline manually

https://help.talend.com/reader/qwBdtxGavqRDlnID~sGVQg/Jw2F44hykY8u_r3AjZO8Yg

 

 

Anonymous
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Thanks Ram,

 

that really helps.

 

Two more questions:

 

- Do I have to use the installer the first time with a user because of the license?

- For Deployment, all examples are just showing a case with "One Project and one Job". 

 

My goal will be to have a Jenkins Pipeline which looks into my Bitbucket and create builds from all new and changed jobs.

I don´t want to have an deployment pipeline per Job, and I don´t want to change my Maven-Settings if a new job should be build also.

 

That means:

 

Developers creates/changes a job, push to GIT-Master, Jenkins starts build and finds the correct to job (without defined in Settings, maybe with a wildcard "*"??) for the Build and pushes it to Nexus

I haven´t seen such a script yet...

 

Thx again...