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  • February 10, 2014
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jpvo
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Hi,

 

 

I have the foollowing error message when uploading a workspace on FME CLoud:

 

 

Uploading as 'test.fmw'...

 

Publish failed - FME Server encountered an error and reported the following message.

 

<error><name>filename</name><message>The 'filename' matrix parameter is required</message></error>

 

Request to http://geopol.inser-team.fmecloud.com/fmerest/v2/repositories/Samples/items returned status code 400.

 

 

Error 400 means wrong filname extention. What's wrong in uploading a .fmw?

 

I am experiencing this whatever workspace I upload. (FME 2014 Build 14230)

 

I can upload on this FME Cloud instance with FME 2013 without problem.

 

 

Thanks for your help.

 

 

JP.

Best answer by fmelizard

It is to do with the build of FME Workbench that you are using. FME 2013 works because it uses the old REST API. What you need to do is ensure that your FME Cloud build and FME Workbench are the same. My guess is you have an old FME Cloud build and a new FME Workbench build. I would recommend migrating your FME Cloud build to the latest.
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  • February 14, 2014
It is to do with the build of FME Workbench that you are using. FME 2013 works because it uses the old REST API. What you need to do is ensure that your FME Cloud build and FME Workbench are the same. My guess is you have an old FME Cloud build and a new FME Workbench build. I would recommend migrating your FME Cloud build to the latest.