Bonjour à tous !
http://files.opendatarchives.fr/geoport … e.gouv.fr/
est-il possible de télécharger les données depuis ce lien ?
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Télécharger via url
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With a HTTPCaller you can enter your URL.
You'll have to increment your attribute folders and pass it into your URL.
You need the GET parameter.
+2Here's an example of how to do it with FME. These kinds of things only take a few minutes to make since you're copy/pasting most of the process for each level of the FTP structure and adjusting a few transformers.
This method works on just about any kind of website with data in the sources.
Attached is the FMW and a sample text file for the zip links. It will take awhile to run the process. The site seems pretty slow.
On a side note, you could also use a ftp spider software or a python script.
Here's an example of how to do it with FME. These kinds of things only take a few minutes to make since you're copy/pasting most of the process for each level of the FTP structure and adjusting a few transformers.
This method works on just about any kind of website with data in the sources.
Attached is the FMW and a sample text file for the zip links. It will take awhile to run the process. The site seems pretty slow.
On a side note, you could also use a ftp spider software or a python script.
thank's you so mutch for your help, i will test this today ! thks
With a HTTPCaller you can enter your URL.
You'll have to increment your attribute folders and pass it into your URL.
You need the GET parameter.
thks you ! :)
Here's an example of how to do it with FME. These kinds of things only take a few minutes to make since you're copy/pasting most of the process for each level of the FTP structure and adjusting a few transformers.
This method works on just about any kind of website with data in the sources.
Attached is the FMW and a sample text file for the zip links. It will take awhile to run the process. The site seems pretty slow.
On a side note, you could also use a ftp spider software or a python script.
Do you have the possibility to save this workspace with an other version ? i have FME 2019 ^^ thks you very much !
+22- Enthusiast
Do you have the possibility to save this workspace with an other version ? i have FME 2019 ^^ thks you very much !
just replicate the process into your FME 2019 and put the same parameters
+2Do you have the possibility to save this workspace with an other version ? i have FME 2019 ^^ thks you very much !
Install FME 2020.1. You can have as many parallel installs as you want. I have several versions installed and have never had compatibility issues.