I have my line feature feeding into the CenterPointReplacer transformer, this creates my Midpoint "Point" perfectly, but when i add this Point into my workspace (GeoMedia) the X,Y attribute are not to be seen?
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Extract X,Y from midpoint of line
I'm not sure how to extract the X,Y attribute from the CenterPointReplacer?
Best answer by takashi
Hi, you can use the CoordinateExtractor transformer to do that.
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Takashi, I have successfully extracted the X,Y of the midpoint of a line by using this workflow: CenterPointReplacer --> CoordinateExtracter --> Attribute Creator (creates the X,Y Attribute).
The Problem now is I have a point file where I actually need the original reader feature (Polyline) with the X,Y Coordinate attached to it ?