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Feature Description
Build and run Jobs, Routes, and Data Services with Java 17 and Camel 4 only All artifacts require Java 17 to build and execute in Talend Studio. You can set the Java compliance level to 8 for Routines from the Studio Java settings. For more information, see Supported Java versions for running Talend artifacts and Setting up the Java version for Routines in Talend Studio.
If you are using Talend Studio 8.0 R2024-12 or R2025-01vx and your update repository is configured as https://update.talend.com/Studio/8/updates/latest/, you can choose to upgrade to the latest Talend Studio monthly version with Java 17 compliance and Camel 4 or to the latest R2025-01vx with Java 8 compliance and Camel 3. If you choose to stay temporarily on Java 8 and Camel 3, when upgrading to Java 17 and Camel 4, you can only install a Talend Studio monthly update which is delivered after your R2025-01vx. For more information on how to configure the update URL, see Configuring update repositories.
Update choice page.

Application integration

Feature Description
Camel 3 is upgraded to Camel 4 Camel 3.x reached its end of life by the end of 2024. Camel 4.x brings the following improvements:
  • Full Java 17 support
  • Jakarta EE 10 support
  • ActiveMQ 6 support
  • New Camel components, for example, AI components
  • Up-to-date third-party libraries, for example, Spring 6.1.12 / Jetty 12.0.12 / CXF 4.1.0
  • Performance optimization

New cRabbitMQ component in Routes

The new cRabbitMQ component is now available in Routes allowing you to sends messages to or consumes messages from RabbitMQ compliant message brokers.

New cGooglePubSub and cGCPConnection components in Routes

The new cGooglePubSub and cGCPConnection components are now available in Routes allowing you to sends messages to or consumes messages from Google Cloud Pub/Sub service.

Big Data

Feature Description

Support for Atlas with Spark Universal 3.3.x

The Use Atlas check box is now available in the Spark Configuration view of your Spark Jobs when you use Spark Universal 3.3.x in Yarn cluster mode. It can be used when your targeted cluster has Atlas available (for example Cloudera CDP 7.1.x).

Atlas allows you to trace lineage of given data flow to discover how this data was generated by a Spark Job.

Use Atlas check box.

Data Integration

Feature Description
Availability-noteBeta

New tOllamaClient component to use Llama LLM on premises in Standard Jobs (Beta)

The new tOllamaClient component is now available in Beta version in Standard Jobs, and allows you to use a local Llama model for your generative AI use cases.

New Milvus components to interact with Milvus vector databases in Standard Jobs

The following Milvus components are now available in Standard Jobs, and allow you to create a connection to a Milvus database and leverage its vector search capabilities to query it, or write data into it:
  • tMilvusConnection
  • tMilvusInput
  • tMilvusOutput

Cookie support for tHTTPClient in Standard Jobs

The Use cookies and Cookies directory options have been added to the tHTTPClient component, and allow you to load or save web authentication cookies from/to a specific directory while requesting the HTTP server.

Data Mapper

Feature Description
Support for impact analysis for maps and structures The Impact analysis option is now available for maps and structures when you have installed Data Lineage in Talend Studio. This option helps to identify:
  • the Jobs, Joblets or Routes that use a Map
  • the components that use a structure
Impact Analysis option highlighted when right-clicking a structure.
Support for Map Group processing in XML Representation for input and output When you use an XML structure with an element defined with Map as a Group Type, you can now choose to have a compact XML syntax in input and output rather than having the entry, key or value elements materialized.

The Omit Group map entry/key/value on input and Omit Group map entry/key/value on output parameters are now available in the Representations > XML Properties dialog box of your structure.

With the following XML sample:
<si>
  <entry>
    <key>A1</key>
    <value>B1</value>
  </entry>
  <entry>
    <key>A2</key>
    <value>B2</value>
  </entry>
</si>
If you select the checkbox, the XML syntax is compacted as follows:
<si>
    <A1>B1</A1>
    <A2>B2</A2>
</si>
XML Properties dialog box highlighting the new Omit Group map entry/key value parameters for input and output.
Upgrade of Saxon library to 12.5 version The Saxon library is upgraded from 9.9 to 12.5 version.
Migration of cMap to Camel 4 The cMap component is migrated from Camel 3 to Camel 4.

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