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  • September 16, 2024
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bjoern
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Hello FME community,

I have a workspace that uses the FileCopyWriter to move files from folder a to folder b. After that, FME Flow should show the user an HTML report showing which files were moved and the path.

I thought I could use data streaming service for this. But then the files are written to a ZIP file instead of being moved to the correct folder. The HTML-report is in this ZIP file too.

So is there a way to achieve my goal or is this impossible?

Thanks for any help

Best answer by redgeographics

When you publish the workspace you can pick which writers to include in the Data Streaming service, it sounds like the FileCopy writer was included, so make sure to untick that one.

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When you publish the workspace you can pick which writers to include in the Data Streaming service, it sounds like the FileCopy writer was included, so make sure to untick that one.

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That's the trick. thank you very much!

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