When use generic reader on dataset on local disk works fine but when hit through URL and workbench gives back this "Generic Reader: No valid reader name specified, guessing reader name from dataset" and failed to load dataset
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When use generic reader on dataset on local disk works fine but when hit through URL and workbench gives back this "Generic Reader: No valid reader name specified, guessing reader name from dataset" and failed to load dataset
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Thanks for your reply. Having specific format reader is good for one dataset type, in my case we are dealing with multiple formats. It turns out to be permission issue on file location which was causing reader to miss dataset reader
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If you know what the input format is going to be you can specify that in the Generic Reader's parameters. That way FME doesn't have to guess.
Thanks for your reply. Having specific format reader is good for one dataset type, in my case we are dealing with multiple formats. It turns out to be permission issue on file location which was causing reader to miss dataset reader