+7Hi,
I have a workbench that is using an azure blob storage connector. It runs fine on form but when I try to run it on flow I get the following error:
I've tried to manually upload the ABSC.fmx file to flow, and to the workspace file repository but nothing seems to get me past this error.
I can see the .fpkg file in the resources>engine. I've looked through documentation but can't find where I should placing this package.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks,
Sam
Best answer by sam_appleton
Hi All,
Managed to figure this one out, but i'll leave it here in case anyone should encounter this in the future.
Refer to this link for the remedial steps.
https://community.safe.com/s/article/FME-Server-and-Packages-Python-Exception-ModuleNotFoundError
essentially the .fpkg must have been unzipped incorrectly. I needed to delete all instances of it from resources > engine.
When publishing and running the workbench, I got the following error although it seems to work now despite this:
I'm hoping these errors won't cause any issues with the transformer later on.
Many thanks,
Sam
+7Hi All,
Managed to figure this one out, but i'll leave it here in case anyone should encounter this in the future.
Refer to this link for the remedial steps.
https://community.safe.com/s/article/FME-Server-and-Packages-Python-Exception-ModuleNotFoundError
essentially the .fpkg must have been unzipped incorrectly. I needed to delete all instances of it from resources > engine.
When publishing and running the workbench, I got the following error although it seems to work now despite this:
I'm hoping these errors won't cause any issues with the transformer later on.
Many thanks,
Sam
+10Hi @sam_appleton ! I'm glad you resolved the issue using the FME Server and Packages: Python Exception <ModuleNotFoundError> article. There's another similar community post about the PythonFactory failed to load python symbol error with the resolution discussed in the comments too.
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