Is it possible in FME Server Windows environnement to run fme.exe from command line (.cmd or .bat file) ?
Is there the exact same fonctionnality as in FME Desktop install ?
Does it use the FME Server licence ?
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Command Line mode in FME Server
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Yes, based on your description it sounds like having both might be the easiest short-time solution, as it would let you continue to use the current "Desktop-only" workspaces while you migrate them to FME Server.
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You cannot run fme.exe on an FME Server installation unless you have an FME Desktop license configured as well. Even then I would advice against it, as you are basically circumventing the entire point of FME Server.
The more logical solution would be to operate FME Server from the command line, you can use the FME Server Console application for this:
https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Server_Documentation/ReferenceManual/FME_Server_Console.htm
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Yes i understand all the point of FME Server managing workspaces and having his own scheduler methods, ...
But in our case we want to migrate an existing ArcGIS / FME Linux environment that has a lot of existing .fmw scripts run by shells with scheduled crontabs.
We have to port this on Windows Server plateforme because of the SDE_GEODATABASE reader/writer dependancy on ArCGIS Dekstop.
Then we think it would be easier to initially upgrade these .fmw workspaces to FME 2020 , then run them similarly as the current scheduled command line mode (fme.exe).
Then we would after refactor this a proper FME Server implémentation.
We have an FME DEsktop FlexLm server with few available licenses.
Do you mean that we need to install both FME Server and FME Desktop on the windows server for this ?
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Bonjour
Yes, based on your description it sounds like having both might be the easiest short-time solution, as it would let you continue to use the current "Desktop-only" workspaces while you migrate them to FME Server.
Salutations de Lausanne (inser.ch)- 8392 replies
Yes i understand all the point of FME Server managing workspaces and having his own scheduler methods, ...
But in our case we want to migrate an existing ArcGIS / FME Linux environment that has a lot of existing .fmw scripts run by shells with scheduled crontabs.
We have to port this on Windows Server plateforme because of the SDE_GEODATABASE reader/writer dependancy on ArCGIS Dekstop.
Then we think it would be easier to initially upgrade these .fmw workspaces to FME 2020 , then run them similarly as the current scheduled command line mode (fme.exe).
Then we would after refactor this a proper FME Server implémentation.
We have an FME DEsktop FlexLm server with few available licenses.
Do you mean that we need to install both FME Server and FME Desktop on the windows server for this ?
Thanks
Bonjour
Yes, based on your description it sounds like having both might be the easiest short-time solution, as it would let you continue to use the current "Desktop-only" workspaces while you migrate them to FME Server.
Salutations de Lausanne (inser.ch)