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SetFMEDirective method of Server .NET API doestn't work

  • March 13, 2013
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Hi,

 

 

IFMETransformationRequest.SetFMEDirective(s) method of .NET API seems doesn't work.

 

And I try Java API, there is no this problem.

 

Tested on FME Server 2013 Build 13264 x86.

 

 

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request.SetFMEDirective("x", "xx");

 

Debug.WriteLine(request.GetFMEDirective("x");  // here return ""

 

request.SetPublishedParameter("y","yy");

 

Debug.WriteLine(request.GetPublishedParameter("y")); // same object's GetPublishedParameter method return right value.

 

 

 

Best answer by mark2atsafe

Hi

 

Since the Java API works for you it sounds like it may be a fault in the .NET API. So can you submit this as a case to our support team for them to investigate?

 

 

Ideally please include sample code that reproduces the problem.

 

 

The URL for submitting a case is:

 

http://www.safe.com/supportrequest

 

 

Regards

 

 

Mark

 

 

Mark Ireland

 

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Safe Software Inc.
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    • March 14, 2013
    Hi

     

    Since the Java API works for you it sounds like it may be a fault in the .NET API. So can you submit this as a case to our support team for them to investigate?

     

     

    Ideally please include sample code that reproduces the problem.

     

     

    The URL for submitting a case is:

     

    http://www.safe.com/supportrequest

     

     

    Regards

     

     

    Mark

     

     

    Mark Ireland

     

    Product Evangelist

     

    Safe Software Inc.
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