Discovering Talend Studio
In this tutorial, discover Talend Studio and its interface, create a project and a simple demo Job.
Creating a Talend Studio project
Creating a project is the first step to using Talend Studio. Projects allow you to better organize your work.
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Talend Studio views
The Talend Studio interface includes several panels called views.
The Repository view lists all project items, such as Jobs (Java ETL programs), Services, code or metadata.
The Designer view is the main view of the Talend Studio in which you can use components to create Jobs.
The Palette view lists all available components, organized in folders.
The Component view displays all parameters to configure a component.
The Run view triggers the execution of a Talend Studio Job, and displays its results in the console window.
Creating a Job
Talend Studio projects contain Jobs. In Jobs, you can build workflows through components, which allow you to complete specific actions.
Before you begin
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Adding your first component
Talend Studio components allow you to complete specific actions. You can add them to Jobs. You can use the tMsgBox component to display a short message, for example.