I would like to fill the URL like this:
https://fmeserver.local.com/MapServer/WFSServer/" target="_blank">https://example.com/proxy.ashx?https://fmeserver.local.com/MapServer/WFSServer/
When we RUN the translation FME cuts all behind the question mark "?"
--> https://example.com/proxy.ashx (Removed: ?https://fmeserver.local.com/MapServer/WFSServer/)
How can we avoid this?
Is there an "escape" character to avoid this?
Or another solution?
I'm guessing that the WFS reader has a hard time separating the parameters to the proxy (the outbound URL, in this case) and the necessary parameters that it has to juggle for the WFS features. I would say this is almost to be expected.
If possible, try to reconfigure your proxy so that you have a specific URL that redirectes, e.g.
https://example.com/WFSServerProxy.ashx?....
routes to
https://fmeserver.local.com/MapServer/WFSServer?...
leaving all the parameters unchanged.
The clue here is to avoid passing the outbound URL as a parameter to your proxy, but rather let the proxy rewrite the URL based on a configuration rule.
Hope this makes sense :-)
David
Thank you for the replay.
That would be a solution to reconfigure the proxy. But it is a general proxy for different services, it would be nice not to change this setting.
What I suppose is that the reader just attach the parameters after the url?
On the other hand, is there a direct way to communicate with a secure token WFS from an ArcGIS Server without proxy? Is it possible to use this with a reader from FME?
Cheers
Sascha
Has anyone managed to resolve this since the original post?
Cheers
ACM