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coordinates or measures are out of bounds when reprojecting features from EPSG: 4326 TO EPSG:3857 and creating a featureclass using fme desktop

  • December 8, 2022
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raaaju1990
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Hello,

I have several featureclasses to convert from EPSG:4326 TO EPSG:3847. Almost all of the input featureclasses got reprojected and got saved as a new output featureclass . But, for few, I receive the below error ,

An error occurred while attempting to add a shape to a feature buffer. The error number from ArcObjects is: '-2147220936'. The error message from ArcObjects is: {The coordinates or measures are out of bounds.}

 

I'm not sure what is the reason and how to resolve it. When tried using Arcgis pro it worked well but not in fme desktop. I used ESRI reprojector for this operation and even I tried using other reprojection transformers too and I get the same issue. Can any one provide some guidance or solution to this problem? Do I need to change any writer parameters ?

 

Thanks.

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jar
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  • April 16, 2024

@raaaju1990 Were you able to figure out this issue? I’m currently experiencing this issue when trying to use the FeatureWriter to write out some annotations into a FGDB.


camwatson
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  • August 27, 2024

@raaaju1990 , @jar  - I am also running into this issue when using the EsriReprojector.  Did you ever resolve the issue?  I ‘think’ the root cause of the problem is related to the transformation.  Specifically, when it’s based on a grid (i.e. - NADCON or NTv2).  In FME I believe if the geometry you’re trying to reproject is beyond the extent of the grid the EsriReprojector will fail.  Unfortunately, the EsriReprojector doesn’t have a rejected features port so when it hits a failure the entire process stops.  In ArcGIS Pro I can reproject the data without incident regardless of where the geometry falls.