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  • November 8, 2013
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Hi,everyone,

 

I have a problem about how to make a fmw file an executable file for the FME Quick Translator.I hope the file can automatically open the FME Quick Translator with a dialog for the data processor to fill up all the nessecery parameters the  transform flow need.

 

 

 I've  encounted this case ,but I do'nt know how to do this.I've attemptted to make secondary development with  the FME OBJECTS,IFMEWorkspaceRunner and FME Plug-in .But actually it's sometimes a little wasting time,or can't meet my requirement such as filling the parameters of transformers out of the workbench.

 

 

I didn't learn FME systematicly,so I think there must be some more convenient way to achieve it.Of cource maybe ,I have the wrong idea.

 

 

I'll be here  ,hoping someone can help me.thank you very much.

 

 

 

Hannah Xu

 

Email:719446764@qq.com

Best answer by tg

Hi Hannah,

 

 

In FME Workbench save your workspace as Mapping File (*.fme). fme-files opens automatically with the Quick Translator.

 

 

Thomas
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  • November 8, 2013
Hi Hannah,

 

 

In FME Workbench save your workspace as Mapping File (*.fme). fme-files opens automatically with the Quick Translator.

 

 

Thomas

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