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FME2019 does not recognize MyCoordSysDefs

  • October 14, 2019
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In my FME2018,I defined some coordinate systems,and it works well.

In FME2019.1.3 or FME2020 ,I use the same MyCoordSysDefs by copying the file to the relevant directory.But the reprojection failed.

 

 

My customed coordinate definition like this:

It works well with FME2018.When I use it in FME2019,the log show:

 

 

Coordinate system named WGS84.TM-121SE does not exist.

Coordinate system named WGS84.TM-121SE does not exist.

Unknown coordinate system 'WGS84.TM-121SE' specified - aborting

Reprojector: Could not create reprojection engine

Storing feature(s) to FME feature store file `C:\\Users\\msipc\\Desktop\\esrishape2none_log.ffs'

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Feature Type: `Reprojector_REPROJECTED'

Attribute(string) : `Id' has value `0'

Attribute(string) : `SHAPE_GEOMETRY' has value `shape_point'

Attribute(string) : `fme_feature_type' has value `test'

Attribute(string) : `fme_geometry' has value `fme_point'

Attribute(entangled: string): `fme_type' has value `fme_point'

entangled to [SHAPE_GEOMETRY]

Attribute(32 bit integer) : `multi_reader_full_id' has value `0'

Attribute(32 bit integer) : `multi_reader_id' has value `0'

Attribute(string) : `multi_reader_keyword' has value `ESRISHAPE_1'

Attribute(string) : `multi_reader_type' has value `ESRISHAPE'

Geometry Type: Point (1)

Number of Coordinates: 1 -- Coordinate Dimension: 2 -- Coordinate System: `_LL-WGS84_0'

(120,30)

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Reprojector (TeeFactory): Reprojector: Reproject: Could not reproject the geometry of the preceding feature: Reprojector: Could not create reprojection engine

Reprojector: Reproject: Could not reproject the geometry of the preceding feature: Reprojector: Could not create reprojection engine

 

 

Someone can assist?

Best answer by todd_davis

Hi, I can't talk for 2019.1.3 but for 2019.1.0 it is working for me.

In your log file in workbench, can you confirm your coordinate file is located in the folder referenced by the line:

"Shared folders for coordinate systems are:"

 

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Hi, I can't talk for 2019.1.3 but for 2019.1.0 it is working for me.

In your log file in workbench, can you confirm your coordinate file is located in the folder referenced by the line:

"Shared folders for coordinate systems are:"

 


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  • December 25, 2019

Hi, I can't talk for 2019.1.3 but for 2019.1.0 it is working for me.

In your log file in workbench, can you confirm your coordinate file is located in the folder referenced by the line:

"Shared folders for coordinate systems are:"

 

I'm very thankfull for you to help me.I finnaly resolve this problem.

I found that In the custom coordinate file ,chinese characters must not appear, although it is in a comments.

It seems that the fme will stop reading the costom coordinate file when encountering chinese character.