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Hi,

I have a simple workspace. I read a file (interlis2) and have 4 parallel transformers attached (GeometryReplacers, followed by GeometryFilter and AttributeRenamer).

When I run the workspace it crashes at exactly the same data row in my input file without any further error message except "fme has stopped working". Nothing in log file either.

If I disable two of the four parallel transformers and run the workspace and afterwards disable them and enable the two remaing ones all data is read and written (Autodesk sdf3).

Memory is no issue - FME just uses 500 MB, there is plenty left.

Any ideas why that happens? I would like to run the workspace in one go.

Thank you, Rob

What is your version of FME and ili2fme? You can find the ili2fme version number in the FME log.

Hi David,

sorry for not mentioning this my initial post. Here are the details:

ili2fme-6.1.5-20161102

ili2c-4.5.27-20161102

java.version 1.8.0_111

FME 2017.0.0.0 (20170228 - Build 17259 - WIN32)

Rob

My suggestion would be to try again using FME 2016, you can download it here. Install to a different directory and you can have both 2016 and 2017 installed in paralell.

You can also enable trace messages when creating the reader and see if there's more info in the log.

Hi David,

luckily 2016 was already installed - and yes - with 2016 the workbench doesnt cause any issues.

Do you know why 2017 crashes and 2016 does not?

Many Thanks, Rob

It could be related to the version of ili2fme, the versions installed are different between FME 2016 and 2017, if I'm not mistaken

You could try installing the version of ili2fme that's installed with FME 2016 in your 2017 directory, you can find previous versions here. If that works, it's probably a bug in ili2fme and you should contact Eisenhut about it.

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