Hi,
My workspace attached only takes information from the Website and shows values in the log.
How Can I expose the response in attributes using Python caller?
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Expose attributes in Python Caller
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Best answer by takashi
Hi @mr_fme ,
In the Python script, you can add a pair of name and vlaue to the input feature object as a feature attribute with FMEFeature.setAttribute method, as in:
feature.setAttribute(attribute name, attribute value)
Then, expose the attribute name with the "Attributes to Expose" parameter in the PythonCaller or with a subsequent AttributeExposer transformer, if necessary.
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Hi @mr_fme ,
In the Python script, you can add a pair of name and vlaue to the input feature object as a feature attribute with FMEFeature.setAttribute method, as in:
feature.setAttribute(attribute name, attribute value)
Then, expose the attribute name with the "Attributes to Expose" parameter in the PythonCaller or with a subsequent AttributeExposer transformer, if necessary.
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Thank´s, but where I need to put it?
In begining...
Python Exception <NameError>: name 'feature' is not defined
In the final...
Python Exception <IndentationError>: unindent does not match any outer indentation level
Thank´s, but where I need to put it?
In begining...
Python Exception <NameError>: name 'feature' is not defined
In the final...
Python Exception <IndentationError>: unindent does not match any outer indentation level
Write within the "processFeature" function, like this.
def processFeature(feature):
...
feature.setAttribute("example", 1)
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Write within the "processFeature" function, like this.
def processFeature(feature):
...
feature.setAttribute("example", 1)
No work, unfortunately.
Write within the "processFeature" function, like this.
def processFeature(feature):
...
feature.setAttribute("example", 1)
Make sure indentations of the script are correct. Note that a single tab and some spaces look like the same width, but those are different in the number of characters and could cause the error.
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Write within the "processFeature" function, like this.
def processFeature(feature):
...
feature.setAttribute("example", 1)
Thank´s