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Hi Everyone, 

Looking for some assistance, I’m using FME 2023.1.0.0 trying to migrate some existing Survey-123 forms and data with attachments from ArcGIS On-Line to our new Enterprise portal.

Our survey-123 form has a singular photos field for tracking a picture of the bus stop, it also has a repeatable photo’s field (table) where the inspector is able to take and attach multiple deficiency photos to the stop if one exists.  In FME, I’m able to read in the AGOL feature service that hosts all of the survey information, I’m also able to write out the tabular information from the point layer to the new Enterprise feature layer that was created when I saved the Survey-123 form in Enterprise.

The part that I’m currently struggling with is getting the singular photos to attach when writing the tabular information out to the Enterprise feature service so when I view the points in ArcGIS Pro, they appear in the attachments tab of the attributes editor like they currently do with my AGOL service.

 

​@bingy I am trying to do something similar. Did you make any progress on this?

 

There is no out of the box solution but by using the HTTPCaller and Enterprise Rest API it can be done.

Here’s working examples and blogs for Data Interoperability that can be applied using FME Form as well.

The first one is my favorite when writing attachments to a geodatabase.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-data-interoperability-blog/code-free-web-integration-with-a-touch-of-arcpy/ba-p/883683

My comment on the question belows shows some guidelines in writing attachments across the ESRI stack and a response to the person who asked the question that we resolved his Enterprise solution together.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-data-interoperability-ques/write-attachments-to-agol-feature-service/m-p/1549037#M294

Here’s screenshots of the solution I provided to the user:

STEP 1

Create the Portal feature service and download images into windows folder

STEP 2.

Read the portal feature service and the pictures to load into the feature layer using HTTPCaller

 

There is no out of the box solution but by using the HTTPCaller and Enterprise Rest API it can be done.

Here’s working examples and blogs for Data Interoperability that can be applied using FME Form as well.

The first one is my favorite when writing attachments to a geodatabase.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-data-interoperability-blog/code-free-web-integration-with-a-touch-of-arcpy/ba-p/883683

My comment on the question belows shows some guidelines in writing attachments across the ESRI stack and a response to the person who asked the question that we resolved his Enterprise solution together.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-data-interoperability-ques/write-attachments-to-agol-feature-service/m-p/1549037#M294

Here’s screenshots of the solution I provided to the user:

STEP 1

Create the Portal feature service and download images into windows folder

STEP 2.

Read the portal feature service and the pictures to load into the feature layer using HTTPCaller

 


Hi

Can we have this both workspace and try 

 

we shall be thankful to you

 

Thanks Again

There is no out of the box solution but by using the HTTPCaller and Enterprise Rest API it can be done.

Here’s working examples and blogs for Data Interoperability that can be applied using FME Form as well.

The first one is my favorite when writing attachments to a geodatabase.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-data-interoperability-blog/code-free-web-integration-with-a-touch-of-arcpy/ba-p/883683

My comment on the question belows shows some guidelines in writing attachments across the ESRI stack and a response to the person who asked the question that we resolved his Enterprise solution together.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-data-interoperability-ques/write-attachments-to-agol-feature-service/m-p/1549037#M294

Here’s screenshots of the solution I provided to the user:

STEP 1

Create the Portal feature service and download images into windows folder

STEP 2.

Read the portal feature service and the pictures to load into the feature layer using HTTPCaller

 


Hi

Can we have this both workspace and try 

 

we shall be thankful to you

 

Thanks Again

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