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Allow parameters in attribute exposer or attributes to expose

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  • July 11, 2018
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jeroen
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Allow parameters to be used in the attributes to expose field in following transformers(Just to name the ones i use):

  1. RCaller
  2. PythonCaller
  3. Attribute Exposer
  4. SQL Creator
  5. XMLFrafmenter
  6. XMLFlattener
  7. XMLFeatureMapper
  8. JavaScriptCaller
  9. TclCaller

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kimo
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  • September 18, 2018

The odd thing is that the dropdown allows you to enter a parameter, but it does not work. If the parameter was a list you would expect that it would work. Some tables have dozens of parameters to expose so this is a pain to type in manually.


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This would be useful... has anyone given feedback on this? I'm using it to bring in a json. I would love to have a way to auto read the attributes. I'm importing them from a spreadsheet manually but even a parameter to call those would be useful.

 


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  • February 26, 2020

I'd really appreciate this too


  • September 15, 2020

I would like to be able to expose attributes based on a list element. For instance, when extracting attributes and values from the "kml_description" attribute, the attributes are not exposed but exist in a list. Rather than manually typing the attributes to expose, I'd like to be able to reference list element 0 as the attribute name.