Hi,
Does someone have a workspace example how to collect all files in a folder for creating a ZIP-file to send to the Mailer-transformer?
I am using FME Desktop 2022
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How to collect all files in a folder into one ZIP-file
Best answer by nielsgerrits
FeatureWriters to write the result to a folder. Sampler to collect the summary features from the FeatureWriters and let the last one pass to initiate the ZipArchiver from the hub to create a zip from the folder.
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+61- Best Answer
FeatureWriters to write the result to a folder. Sampler to collect the summary features from the FeatureWriters and let the last one pass to initiate the ZipArchiver from the hub to create a zip from the folder.
FeatureWriters to write the result to a folder. Sampler to collect the summary features from the FeatureWriters and let the last one pass to initiate the ZipArchiver from the hub to create a zip from the folder.
This approach worked for me! I joined the Emailer to the Output-port of the ZipArchiver, as I discovered that the Logsuccess-port would send as many emails as the amount of files in the folder.
Thanks @nielsgerrits for your help!
+61This approach worked for me! I joined the Emailer to the Output-port of the ZipArchiver, as I discovered that the Logsuccess-port would send as many emails as the amount of files in the folder.
Thanks @nielsgerrits for your help!
Lol I think everyone using the Emailer has had the mailbomb experience. If it was bad enough, you will not make this mistake again.