You need just to export you job script. A simple right clik on your job and you can create your runnable jar. The export create a zip which include batch for launch your jar.
You need just to export you job script. A simple right clik on your job and you can create your runnable jar. The export create a zip which include batch for launch your jar.
I have same problem because i not understand how and where create 'launch configuration' =/. An other problem is: why in jar create whits export job is automatically insert an Exit? when i create a bat that contain 2 bat create with export job the first start and run but the second do not start.
You can start more than one Job with "start /wait" in your custom .bat :
In startAllTosJob.bat :
start /wait c:\temp\TosJob1_01_run.bat
start /wait c:\temp\TosJob2_01_run.bat
...
Hope that helps.
If the proper way to create a runnable jar is by right clicking on the job, what purpose does the menu option File -> Export --> Java --> Runnable Jar File serve?
Actually the "export to zip" is probably the solution you need. Supposing your job name is "foo". You will find in the foo.zip a folder named "foo". In this folder there should be two folder one named "lib" the other "foo". In this second "foo" folder is located a runnable jar and an associate .bat file. FYI, i'm using Talend 4.2.2 and like you, i don"t see the point of the "option File -> Export --> Java --> Runnable Jar File" Hope my information will help you.
