Inspire directs you to Amazon - Httpcaller get data calls

I think you want to use this instead of retro-engineer how the website create access to their s3 bucket : https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/api-information

​@hlynur 

As mentioned by ​@alexbiz FME offers robust API support, enabling users to connect to and utilize various web services and APIs without writing code. 

FME uses transformers, readers, and writers to interact with APIs, including REST APIs, webhooks, and more.

It will be a good choice to get the data of your interest.

Happy FME:-)ing

Cheers

SRG

Hey ​@alexbiz and thanks for the quick answers, we have been told that this API you refer to doesn’t provide the Inspire properties, you have any experience with that?

Oh, that’s a shame then. I do have experience working with APIs, but not specifically with this one or its datasets. From what you're describing, it looks like you're trying to automate something that wasn’t really designed to be accessed programmatically (or worse, something that they might intentionally want to discourage).

In general, if you're planning to use FME to automate downloads, it's always better to rely on APIs that are explicitly designed for that kind of use. That way, your workspace will be much easier to maintain over time.

Since this service is labeled as “beta,” it might be worth reaching out to them directly. They may be able to clarify how you can programmatically access the datasets you need—whether through their API or via another method. In some cases, they can even provide special access or guidance for bulk downloads.

Anyone else wants to give this a go, there has to be some logic in that call that can be adjusted