Creating a Routelet from scratch - Cloud - 8.0

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Design and Development
Last publication date
2024-02-29
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About this task

In Talend Studio Repository tree view, click the Routelets node to expand the Routelets tree.

Procedure

  1. Right-click the Route Designs> Routelets node, and select Create Routelet on the contextual menu.
    "Create Routelet" option from the contextual menu.
  2. In the New Routelet dialog box, fill in at least the Name field to designate the Routelet. You can also add information to ease the Routelet management, such as Purpose and Description.
    "New Routelet" dialog box.
    Routelet properties

    Field

    Description

    Name

    Enter a name for your new Routelet. A message comes up if you enter prohibited characters.

    Purpose

    Enter the Routelet purpose or any useful information regarding the Routelet in use.

    Description

    Enter a description if need.

    Author

    This field is read-only as it shows by default the current user login.

    Locker

    This field is read-only as it shows by default the current user login.

    Version

    The version is read-only. You can manually increment the version using the M and m buttons.

    Status

    Select a status from the list. By default, the status you can select is development, testing, or production. To define more statuses, see Status settings.

    Path

    This field is read-only. It refers to the item access path in the repository. This field is empty when the item is created in the root folder.

  3. Click Finish to validate your settings and close the dialog box.
    An empty design workspace opens up showing the Routelet name as tab label.
  4. Include the components you need and connect them. Configure the components as you do in the usual Routes.
    Route "A_Basic_Routelet 0.1" in Talend Studio.

Results

Note that you can also include Routelets in a Routelet.

The next step is to use the Routelet you have just created in your usual Route.