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I am running data download service using fme server. As it takes long time I need to send email to the user "your data download is completed and download the data from so and so path and filename". This is the link to download. fme server webpage gives that (some bla bla filename and path) how this is generated. I am using my own webpage , from where i get this download path and filename. or how can i restrict the path and filename to fme server. so that i can use this path and filename to my email content later. Now i can only generate constant email msg that " data download completed" . i dont know what is the filename?

Please help.

There is a standard option in FME Server to send an email with a download link, but if you don't want that a FeatureWriter can do the trick, it'll add attributes which point to the file location which you can then add into an email.

There is a standard option in FME Server to send an email with a download link, but if you don't want that a FeatureWriter can do the trick, it'll add attributes which point to the file location which you can then add into an email.

how do i do that ?, ( standard option in FME Server to send an email with a download link) ?

 

Can you pls tell tell me the attribute name which contains path and filename (feature writer transformer)

 

 

 

 

There is a standard option in FME Server to send an email with a download link, but if you don't want that a FeatureWriter can do the trick, it'll add attributes which point to the file location which you can then add into an email.

There's a setting right at the top

 

of the job submission page for a Data Download job. It does require that you've configured email sending. There's some articles

 

in the Knowledge Base on that (search for "FME Server email" should do the trick)

 

 

As for the pathnames, the help on that transformer should explain that more.

 

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