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rcn0706 · 2012-06-06 17:47:50

Hi, I have questions regarding Talend Enterprise intallation:

1. If we have multiple JVMs running on the same machine, to help balancing the ETL loads, do we have to install multiple JobSever or can we install one JobServer and point to those multiple JVMs and execute multiple jobs in parallel?

2. Who owns the Talend processes that run on the JobServer? Does it have to be a user created through the TAC or it can be owned by a system super user?

3. In out production database, there is no connection to SVN so the process is to deploy the jar files to the JobServer manually, can we still use TAC to schedule and kicks of jobs and AMC will still be working?

I am really appreciated your answers to these question.

pedro · 2012-06-07 09:15:55

Hi

1. According to your description, in fact, what you need is to run the jobs in parallel. You can install multi JobsServer, or add the same job with different labels in TAC->Job conduction several times. The running of each independent Talend Job will start a new thread. Don't worry about it.
2. Jobserver.
3. Yes. Just access TAC. But make sure the machine where TAC is deployed can connect to SVN.

Regards,
Pedro

rcn0706 · 2012-06-08 02:15:07

#3. Our production server is disconnected with SVN, there is no connection to SVN from the production server. Therefore, I think we would have to manually put the jar file there then tell TAC to run it so that it can still see if jobs failed, or if there is any error, so monitoring will still work. Is it possible that way?

Thanks very much.

wenzoove · 2012-06-20 18:17:54

Hi, quick question on how to install 3rd Party Talend Exchange community components from Talend Studio 5.0.2.

I am running Talend Studio 5.0.2., on a Macbook, Mac OSX 10.7.

When I was using Jasper ETL version 4.2.3 (which is based on Talend), there was a "Talend Exchange" tab right next to the "Run (Job xxxxx)" tab. I can easily download/install 3rd party components on Talend Exchange from there.

But now I've moved to Talend Studio 5.0.2., I don't see that tab anymore. The Talend Studio user guide simply says "Click the Exchange link on the toolbar of Talend Enterprise Data Integration Studio to open the Exchange tab view on the design workspace." But the problem is I can't find the "Exchange Link" on the toolbar.

I have signed into Talend Exchange from the Preferences.

I have searched all over in Talend Studio 5.0.2., and googled online for answer, but still haven't found how to download/install 3rd party Talend Exchange components from Talend Studio 5.0.2. Appreciate if anyone could please point me to some answer.

Thank you very much.

pedro · 2012-06-21 04:09:00

Hi

You would see Exchange hyperlink at the top of TOS.
But somehow it doesn't show me anything when I click it.
I seems to be a bug. I have reported it to Talend development team.

The workaround is to access Talend Exchange with browser and install it manually.

Regards,
Pedro

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sylpri · 2012-09-19 16:42:03

rcn0706 wrote:
#3. Our production server is disconnected with SVN, there is no connection to SVN from the production server. Therefore, I think we would have to manually put the jar file there then tell TAC to run it so that it can still see if jobs failed, or if there is any error, so monitoring will still work. Is it possible that way?

Thanks very much.

Hi, I'm quite interrested by this question, does anybody knows if there is any mean to schedule a jar in Job Conductor ?

shong · 2012-09-19 17:02:39

Sylvain.priser wrote:
rcn0706 wrote:
#3. Our production server is disconnected with SVN, there is no connection to SVN from the production server. Therefore, I think we would have to manually put the jar file there then tell TAC to run it so that it can still see if jobs failed, or if there is any error, so monitoring will still work. Is it possible that way?

Thanks very much.
Hi, I'm quite interrested by this question, does anybody knows if there is any mean to schedule a jar in Job Conductor ?

Job conductor in TAC is used to shedule the job to Job server, execute the job and monitor the job execution status. It export the job script via Talend commandline and sent them to Job server.

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#1 2012-06-06 17:47:50

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