I tried to use a FeatureReader where I can set the current time properly but then I don't have the "Network Authentication" options under parameters.
Any clue on how to set the reader source GeoJSON URL dynamicaly?
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How to set the reader source URL dynamicaly
I need to read a GeoJson from an URL. One of the attributes of the call is the current time that I could get using the "Date/Time Functions" on Text Editor, however those functions are note available in the reader.
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You could use a scripted private parameter for the reader source, something like this where 'url' is a parameter that contains the fixed part of the url
from time import strftime
return FME_MacroValues['url']+strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
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You could use a scripted private parameter for the reader source, something like this where 'url' is a parameter that contains the fixed part of the url
from time import strftime
return FME_MacroValues['url']+strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
You could use a scripted private parameter for the reader source, something like this where 'url' is a parameter that contains the fixed part of the url
from time import strftime
return FME_MacroValues['url']+strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
Thank you so much. Exactly what I needed.