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FME Cloud: select a folder or plenty of files once as source file


HI,

I have upload multiple folders which contian thousands of *.osgb files to Resources->Data of FME Cloud. All the files need to be converted to specific format.

How can I select the folders or plenty of files just once rather than click individual file one by one as source files?

 

Best answer by gerhardatsafe

Hi @bravetan00,

You could try to add an entire folder by clicking the plus sign of the folder instead of individual files. Or you could enter the path to the folder and then use a wildcard for all osgb files like this:

$(FME_SHAREDRESOURCE_DATA)/MyFolder/*.osgb

I'm not familiar with the OpenSceneGraph format, but I think one of these options should work.

Let us know how this goes!

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Hi @bravetan00,

You could try to add an entire folder by clicking the plus sign of the folder instead of individual files. Or you could enter the path to the folder and then use a wildcard for all osgb files like this:

$(FME_SHAREDRESOURCE_DATA)/MyFolder/*.osgb

I'm not familiar with the OpenSceneGraph format, but I think one of these options should work.

Let us know how this goes!


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  • March 24, 2020
gerhardatsafe wrote:

Hi @bravetan00,

You could try to add an entire folder by clicking the plus sign of the folder instead of individual files. Or you could enter the path to the folder and then use a wildcard for all osgb files like this:

$(FME_SHAREDRESOURCE_DATA)/MyFolder/*.osgb

I'm not familiar with the OpenSceneGraph format, but I think one of these options should work.

Let us know how this goes!

Hi @gerhardatsafe

Thanks for your reply.

I can't click the plus sign of folder as it's grey. But wildcard method works pretty good. Thanks.


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