Hi all,
I’m currently trying to convert several separate ArcGIS vector feature services into a single mapbox vector tileset that reads each feature service as a layer within the MBtileset. What would be the best process for this?
I’m also getting a recurring fatal error where FME reads features from the feature service, splitting the service it into lots of 1000 features, however FME cannot progress the reading as it timeout errors.
Any help is much appreciated, thanks
Hi @mackacj ,
What version of FME are you using? Also have you tried to reduce the number of features to read to a smaller number (like 500)? If that doesn't resolve the issue, we will convert this into a case so our experts can further investigate.
More info on the ArcGIS Online Connector Troubleshooting article in case you haven't seen that article already.
Hi @mackacj ,
What version of FME are you using? Also have you tried to reduce the number of features to read to a smaller number (like 500)? If that doesn't resolve the issue, we will convert this into a case so our experts can further investigate.
More info on the ArcGIS Online Connector Troubleshooting article in case you haven't seen that article already.
Hi @chrisatsafe , thanks for your reply. I'm using FME Workbench 2020.2. I've tried reducing the number of features to 500 and 100 with no luck.
Do you know if the MapBox Vector Tile writer supports multi-layered MBVectorTiles? I haven't be able to find anything to support this in the documentation.
For reference this is one of the feature services:
Hi @chrisatsafe , thanks for your reply. I'm using FME Workbench 2020.2. I've tried reducing the number of features to 500 and 100 with no luck.
Do you know if the MapBox Vector Tile writer supports multi-layered MBVectorTiles? I haven't be able to find anything to support this in the documentation.
For reference this is one of the feature services:
Hmm interesting, I tried dropping it to 100 and noticed the same error you mentioned.
I saw another blog post which mentions the issue could be related to a bad feature; do you need the entire dataset or just a subset? They mentioned using a search envelope resolved the issue for them. Re-authenticating the web connection may also help get past this error.
With regards to multi-layered MVT, it looks like the answer is yes as I was able to perform a Dataset fanout with the MVT writer without any issues, and the mvt files produced contain multiple feature types (layers) when read back into FME.
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