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Hi,  I have a shp file I convert and style to a Mapinfo Tab file. I now want to add the below metadata into the Tab file to set up a hotlink. I am not sure how I use these attributes, mapinfo_metadata{}.name and mapinfo_metadata{}.value to write to the Tab file, How do I do it?  begin_metadata"\\ActiveObject" = """\\ActiveObject\\Expr" = """https://aims3d.geomatic.com.au/#/home?username=username&password=Password&PanoID=""+Pan_ID+"" """"\\ActiveObject\\Mode" = "HOTLINK_MODE_BOTH""\\ActiveObject\\Relative" = "FALSE""\\ActiveObject\\Enabled" = "TRUE""\\ActiveObject\\Alias" = """Click to vie

How can i join and have only the attribute having xy coordinates in the output file?

Hi FME wizards, I am trying to do a datum transformation on multiple files in a nested folder structure and save the outputs using an identical name and folder structure, but in a new directory location. I've created a replica of the folder structure using DOS commands and trying to replace the existing root folder with a new one.  I'm reading the source files in from a CSV, then creating a new 'outpath' attribute in AttributeManager using the StringReplacer to replace the source root level directory, e.g. the part in bold C:\\Project\\CurrentDatum\\Model\\file.ext with C:\\Project\\NewDatum\\Model\\file.ext. The source and destination directory are Published User Parameters and I use the following in the text editor: @ReplaceString(@Value(_dirpath),$(Source_dir),$(Destination_dir)). When I view this as a new attribute, the directory appears correct. I've used similar logic in Python and it works great but not sure how to

I built a simple workflow that converts a DWG to KML. I'd like to write the KML file back to the same location I read it from. For example, dwg from path C:\\Users\\admin\\Downloads\\test.dwg, writes to C:\\Users\\admin\\Downloads\\test.kml It's simple to manually select the Reader file and Writer location dynamically using User Parameters, but I want to only have to select the Reader file and automatically set the Writer location/file name. Doing it this way would save a step if possible.

I am trying to do what is described in the question with a dynamic Geojson writer set as shown in "screenshot_1,jpg". However I get an error (screenshot_2.jpg).  

I want to take Revit file to QGIS via FME converter.But the coordinate system doesn't fit.So I want to find a solution. Thank you.

The XML Templater fails when I give a conditional value in the root template. XMLTemplater_3: Invalid Test Expression: TEST<at>Value<openparen>template_root<closeparen>=1 I have attached a simple workspace, any ideas why the conditional check fails?Thanks

Hi all, I have an XMLUpdater setup in my workspace, but it's painfully slow. I'm trying to update XML documents with 10k+ updates in some cases, but it will hang and take forever to complete. On average it's applying approximately 1 "Update" feature per second, meaning 10k "Update" features is taking close to 4 hours (with caching on but it's also slow without cache). The XML has around 200k lines (10 MB file) so that's not helping. I have tried obvious steps such as removing unnecessary attributes and the geometry from the update feature, sorting the order first, and limiting the numbers of calculations/swaps that the XMLUpdater performs, but it still seems slower than it should be...  I'm applying a "Replace contents" update type, with XML path of the format "//Element1[@name=fme:get-attribute("_att1")]/Element2/@_att2". The only way I can

I have a workspace that has several outputs, some of them need to be without any information so that at the end of the workspace execution, an email can be sent via emailer, how can I implement logic like this? Does anyone have an example?

I have a workspace which reads files from an SFTP location. I am using FTPCaller to connect to the SFTP. The credentials will change depending on the env i.e. different creds for dev, qa and prod.What is the best way to store credentials for the SFTP connection? Right now, I have these in a config file stored in Resources>Data. My workspaces reads this into a variable and then uses it to connect to the SFTP. However, this is not safe since:credentials are stored in plaintext in the config filethey also get printed in the log like every other property from that file.

I have a workspace with an FBX input (file attached) which is essentially a cylinder with oval ends with a few transformations which then writes to GeoJSON. It has a CoordinateSystemSetter transformation applied set to EPSG:6677.When viewing the GeoJSON ouput via Cesium we noticed the cylinder is just slightly out from where it should display.We believe this is due to the origin point not being the center of the cylinder.I have applied the following to try and correct the issue which does look closer:Added a CenterPointExtractor transformer (_inside_[x or y])Added a BoundsExtractor transformerAdded a Affiner transformer which uses results from the above two transformers to attempt to center the point of origin (only interested in the x and y axis). The Affiner is set to:1 0 -(@Value(_xmax) - @Value(_inside_x))/20 1 (@Value(_ymax) - @Value(_inside_y))/2 Any thoughts on the above if I am doing it correctly and how t

An automation that runs frequently on FME Server failed this morning with an error message I can't find any information about. Does anyone know what it means?  AUTOMATIONS writer: Reading FME Server response from channel failed with error number Reading FME Server response from channel failed with error number 392008.. Thank-you,Kathy

I have a point dataset, there is also an attribute with height values.I want to apply a buffer of about 15 metres which will only check which points are nearest. I then want to keep the point with the lowest value in height and only keep this point out of all the points which fall in the 15 metre buffer.How can I go about this in FME Desktop?

The Scaler transformer looks to be the sort of thing I need, but seems to scale the entire feature, rather than just the top face. I seem to remember, years back, a tutorial where 3D features were deconstructed, altered, and re-combined again, so maybe there's a solution that works like that? Thanks.

I am trying to get the KMZ file from the Website and download it to my pc. When I tried to get the file from pc and run the featured reader, I got only two features.  and this when i nnot add on its

I've tried about every combination of Source coordinates I can but nothing is coming out right. If I leave it blank FME just copies the coordinates from the source and doesn't actually reproject anything. Do I need a custom coordinate system for the source?

Hello there I have a Multipointgeometry feature I want to break down to its point component.Thanks  

hi!I have an excel file with 2 colums : on A : the name of the attributeson B : the valuesI don't succeed to create the attributes on FME and to associate the values.I tried with ListBuilder, Exploder, Aggregator, but I don't succeed.Can you help me?Thanks !

MapnikRasterizer fails "Failed to rasterize data. The error was: Image area too large based on image dimensions" due to memory problems according to a post I read in here. The solution was to tile the layer and use groupBy "column,row" but thats not working for me. If I try that I get following errors "no input data for layer..." I know I can change cellSpacing but I really need a high resolution map. One option I can think of is making an oversight map and make a grid where each grid is its own map, but I dont know if I can do that with only 1 mapnikRasterizer. I attach a workspace that kind of resemble my original data, in the workspace you can see that I tiled the map and group by column and row but it fails. Thankful for any help or input.

I'm trying to migrate some python into FME that involves DataFrames as the end result.  Rather than trying to manually handle converting the DataFrame to attributes, I thought I could convert the dataframe to a csv in python memory first,  output it as a file on the feature, and then use a CSV reader in the workspace to parse the file.  I ran into issues with getting the csv out to an attribute, so if anyone knows of a way to do this I'd appreciate it. Below is a simplified version of my code (it involves Esri's ArcGIS API for Python), and then I'm using io.StringIO to handle the csv in memory, but I've never used that function before. When I run the workspace with this as a Python Creator, i get the error: Python Exception <TypeError>: Could not convert attribute value to a supported attribute type.Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 33, in input import fmeimport fmeobjects

Hi,I'm converting different shapefiles to 1 DWG. How can I set the draw order of the layers in Autocad automatically with FME?Thanks!Regards,Pieter

Hello everyone,Welcome to What's Up Wednesday, your weekly spot of FME news. Training Season is Open!When looking for FME news, I found a lot of training being organized for the near future. But I suppose just after a new FME release really is prime training season. At Safe, we've just released updated content for FME 2022. That includes the trails FME Desktop Basic, and Integrate Data with the FME Platform; plus work is taking place on updating

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I am using the GeometryExtractor transformer to extract the geometry as WKT (OGC Well Known Text, version 1.2, precision 64-bit). The geometry is created by FME using the Dissolver, Sorter, Aggregator and GeometryRefiner transformers based on a geometry from ArcSDE Geodatabase - on Oracle DB. Vertices are aligned using ArcSDEGridSnapper and CoordinateRounder, so there are no issues with vertices geometry, as all of them are matching. An example of a WKT created by FME is the following: MULTIPOLYGON (((22.5462822 47.250064,22.5467275 47.25037864,22.546993 47.24920386,22.5468165 47.24918507,22.5463433 47.24908748,22.5460432 47.24890993,22.5459305 47.24885194,22.5455702 47.24880224,22.545533 47.24879591,22.5453175 47.24953065,22.5459866 47.24989446,22.5462822 47.250064)),((22.5493802 47.25255987,22.5494253 47.25113137,22.5494042 47.25081984,22.5494009 47.25078482,22.5487585 47.25060518,22.548664 47.2507213,22.5477242 47.