+6Hi I have a table with about 5 million rows. I need to populate an attribute in the table using an external
HTTP service, which expects a json parameter built using attributes from same table. The response is also in json format
Expected input json:
[
{"id":0,"x":320000,"y":290000}
{"id":1,"x":345000,"y":310000}
{"id":2,"x":410000,"y":300000}
]
Expected Output:
[
{"id":0,"z":45.0009}
{"id":1,"x":12.236633}
{"id":2,"z":24.9987}
]
Any suggestion what would be the best way to do this using FME?
+40You can use a JSONTemplater to create the input json as an attribute and then use the an httpCaller and post the JSON to the service. Use a JSONFragmenter on the response body to get the individual features.
99817-jsonparsing.fmw
In a production environment I would put in various validations and error catching.
+6You can use a JSONTemplater to create the input json as an attribute and then use the an httpCaller and post the JSON to the service. Use a JSONFragmenter on the response body to get the individual features.
99817-jsonparsing.fmw
In a production environment I would put in various validations and error catching.
Thanks for the response.
Unfortunately this gives me "The server did not generate valid JSON".
The json request is created correctly, as I can use it via SOAPUI
Any ideas?
+40Thanks for the response.
Unfortunately this gives me "The server did not generate valid JSON".
The json request is created correctly, as I can use it via SOAPUI
Any ideas?
Not without seeing the workspace and log unfortunately.
