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Extract JPG files through Fulcrum API

  • April 8, 2024
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galigis
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Hi All,

I’m working on a workflow to extract JPG files using the existing Fulcrum API. I have been able to install the Fulcrum web connector from the FME Hub and make the relevant connection to my organisations using a Token. All good.

The problem is am not be able to view the URL photos in my browser as shows ‘This page isn’t working’. Below the workflow to extract the photos:

  • Creator
  • HTTPCaller
  • JSONFragmenter
  • AttributeFileWriter

Below a screenshot of some of the URLs in the JSONFragmenter:

Does anyone know why I am getting the This page isn’t working error?

Best answer by nielsgerrits

I think you need to use a second HTTPCaller instead of the AttributeFileWriter to get the photo. You can write it directly from the HTTPCaller to disk.

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I think you need to use a second HTTPCaller instead of the AttributeFileWriter to get the photo. You can write it directly from the HTTPCaller to disk.

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Classy. It worked! I had to slightly modify the expression for the second HTTP caller based on the API query expression and add /large.jpg

Below an screenshot of the workflow for completeness.

 

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I think you need to use a second HTTPCaller instead of the AttributeFileWriter to get the photo. You can write it directly from the HTTPCaller to disk.

Great solution!

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