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how to read data from rest client API in json and how to load that json data into mysql table

Hi All,

 

Can anyone help me? I'm doing integration for eCommerce with live data using talend, now what I want I need to pull Json data from HTTP rest client API and that Json data i need to load into mysql table. so for that what i need do, Can someone tell me?

 

Thanks,

Arpit

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Thanks a lot @rhall

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It looks like a couple of answers on this question have solved your problems. You should accept the answers that have solved your problems as the accepted solutions. This helps point people who have similar issues to the correct answer and acts as a payback for people who have given you answers. 

It's not a good idea to add multiple questions to a single thread as it can get confusing. It is much better to distil you bigger questions into multiple smaller questions.

Anonymous
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Sure Richard!!
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And most of the time I do not get an answer.
Anonymous
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This question is a good example of a question that might normally get ignored. The reason is that it is too broad. I can't answer all of it without almost doing the job for you. It could be broken down into smaller questions like, "How can I use a REST service to retrieve JSON?", "How can I load data to MySQL?", "How can I convert from a String to a Date?", etc, etc. Many people who answer on here, also have their own quite complicated requirements to build jobs for. I have absolutely no issue in answering a concise question about something very specific, but I tend to ignore questions that look open ended. I don't have the time to go through all of the scenarios that I may need to and chances are I won't get the Accepted Solution. Some Talend developers are starting to use the metrics (Kudos and Accepted Solutions) as indicators to prospective customers that they are people in the community to notice. When you have a small amount of time to offer advice, you have to weigh up if it is worth it. 

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Hi Richard,

I really appreciated your efforts. And I understood what you want to say.

Thanks