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	[[File:TALEND_Install_Preferences.png\|link=]]		[[File:TALEND_Install_Preferences.png\|link=]]


			===Set up Libraries and Java Wrappers===
			5. '''''(Global Address Only)'''''. In order to allow Talend to make use of our API, we must build a wrapper and point Talend to the wrapper and our libraries:

			:;Linux:
			#Navigate to <code><GlobalAddrDistro>/address/linux/interfaces/java</code> and build <code>mdGlobalAddr.jar</code> wrapper using <code>BuildWrapper.sh</code> (More information can be found in <code>README.txt</code>.)
			#Move <code>mdGlobalAddr.jar</code> to your talend binary directory.
			#Navigate to <code><GlobalAddrDistro>/address/linux/gcc41_64bit</code> and move all <code>*.so</code> files to your Talend binary directory.

			:'''''Linux user tip:''''' you can move your <code>.so</code> files (not the <code>wrapper.jar</code>) to a centralized location and reference it in your <code>LD_LIBRARY_PATH</code>. Some distros may allow <code>/usr/lib64</code> as another location to place the files.

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			#Navigate to <code><GlobalAddrDistro>\address\windows\interfaces\Java</code> and build <code>mdGlobalAddr.jar</code> wrapper using <code>CreateJarFile.bat</code> (More information can be found in <code>readme.txt</code>.)
			#Move <code>mdGlobalAddr.jar</code> to your Talend binary directory.
			#Navigate to <code><GlobalAddrDistro>\address\windows\samples\Java</code> and move <code>mdGlobalAddrJavaWrapper.dll</code> to your Talend binary directory.
			#Navigate to <code><GlobalAddrDistro>\address\windows\dll_64bit</code> and move all <code>*.dll</code> files to your Talend binary directory.


	===Create New Job===		===Create New Job===
	5. Create a new job and find the Melissa Component in the Talend palette.		6. Create a new job and find the Melissa Component in the Talend palette.


	===Add Component===		===Add Component===
	6. Drop the Melissa Component into the job.		7. Drop the Melissa Component into the job.


	===Open Configuration Menu===		===Open Configuration Menu===
	7. Double click the component to open up the configuration menu.		8. Double click the component to open up the configuration menu.


	===Set Cache Directories (Only for Personator Component)===		===Set Cache Directories (Only for Personator Component)===
	8. Now set the "Cache Directory". Do the following steps in order:		9. Now set the "Cache Directory". Do the following steps in order:

	*Navigate to Advanced Settings		*Navigate to Advanced Settings
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	===Finish Configuration===		===Finish Configuration===
	9. Configure the rest of the options per your desired operation.		10. Configure the rest of the options per your desired operation.

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	===Set Cache ~~Directorys~~===		===Set Cache Directories (Only for Personator Component)===
	8. Now set the "Cache Directory". Do the following steps in order:		8. Now set the "Cache Directory". Do the following steps in order:

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	==Installation==		==Installation==
	These are the steps to install a ~~Data Quality~~ Component for Talend.		These are the steps to install a Melissa Component for Talend.

	===Create Component Directory===		===Create Component Directory===

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	===Create New Job===		===Create New Job===
	5. Create a new job and find the ~~tPersonator component~~ in the Talend palette.		5. Create a new job and find the Melissa Component in the Talend palette.


	===Add Component===		===Add Component===
	6. Drop the ~~tPersonator component~~ into the job.		6. Drop the Melissa Component into the job.

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	==Installation==		==Installation==

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	===Set User Component Folder==		===Set User Component Folder===
	4. You now need to set the "User Component Folder". Do the following steps in order:		4. You now need to set the "User Component Folder". Do the following steps in order:

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==Installation==
These are the steps to install a Data Quality Component for Talend.

===Create Component Directory===
1. Create a directory to hold the component on your pc. This will be in a location of your choosing. Be sure to note the location of this directory.

===Create Cache Directory===
2. Create a directory to hold the cached data files on your pc. This will also be in a location of your choosing. Be sure to note the location of this directory.

===Extract Files===
3. Extract all the files from the zip file into the component directory from step #1.

===Set User Component Folder==
4. You now need to set the "User Component Folder". Do the following steps in order:

*Open Talend
*Navigate to Window->Preferences
*The navigate to Talend->Components
*Set "User Component Folder" to the directory we created in step #1

[[File:TALEND_Install_Preferences.png|link=]]

===Create New Job===
5. Create a new job and find the tPersonator component in the Talend palette.

===Add Component===
6. Drop the tPersonator component into the job.

===Open Configuration Menu===
7. Double click the component to open up the configuration menu.

===Set Cache Directorys===
8. Now set the "Cache Directory". Do the following steps in order:

*Navigate to Advanced Settings
*Set "Cache Directory" to the cache directory that we created in step #2

[[File:TALEND_Install_AdvancedSettings.png|link=]]

===Finish Configuration===
9. Configure the rest of the options per your desired operation.

You are now ready to start using the Data Quality Components for Talend.

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