Component Family |
Custom Code |
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Function |
tGroovyFile allows you to call an |
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Purpose |
tGroovyFile broadens the |
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Basic settings |
Groovy File |
Name and path of the file containing the Groovy code. |
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Variables |
This table contains two columns.
Name: Name of the variable called
Value: Value associated with this |
Advanced settings |
tStatCatcher Statistics |
Select this check box to collect the log data at component |
Global Variables |
ERROR_MESSAGE: the error message generated by the A Flow variable functions during the execution of a component while an After variable To fill up a field or expression with a variable, press Ctrl + For further information about variables, see Talend Studio |
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Usage |
This component can be used alone or as a sub-job along with |
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Limitation |
Knowledge of the Groovy language is required. |
This scenario uses tGroovyFile, on its own. The Job
calls a file containing Groovy code in order to display the file information in the
Console.
Open the Custom_Code folder in the Palette and drop a tGroovyFile component onto the workspace.
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Double-click the component to display the Component view.
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In the Groovy File field, enter the path
to the file containing the Groovy code, or browse to the file in your
directory. In this example, it is D:/Input/Ageducapitaine.txt, and the file contains the
following Groovy codes:1println("The captain is " + age + " years old") -
In the Variables table, add a line by
clicking the [+] button. -
In the Name column, enter
“age”, and then in the Value column, enter 50.