+2When using the new ESRI ArcGis Feature Service I get this error when trying to write fme_aggregate geometry to AGOL: Python Exception <FMEException>: FMEException: 1: <class 'fmeobjects.FMEAggregate'> cannot be converted to esriGeometryPolyline
With the old writer I did not have this problem. Is there some solution for this? Deaggregating is not the solution i neede. The multi part geometry is only contaning lines. I have tried GeometryCoercer, but without effect.
+64Be aware that there are a lot of possible combinations of aggregates and ESRI only accepts homogenous single level aggregates.
See https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/geometry-objects/
I suspect this is the issue. An aggregate of multiple geometry types (points and lines) or a aggregate of multiple levels (aggregate in an aggregate).
+2I use GeometryFilter before Aggregator so the aggregate is only containing lines.
Hi
I did some quick tests without the error, but I might not use the same version.
Is there anything else about this data other than the simple line aggregates?
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Problem solved: Some of the lines in my dataset were aggregates inside aggregates. Also, I changed the layer parameter in FeatureWriter to UPSERT instead of INSERT for writing the aggregates/multilines to AGOL. I'm not sure why.
