Today i use the datetimestamper to have my date in a string, but i want to convert to an attribute
Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad english ! 🙂
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Hello , i would like to use a date (20221117) as an attribute , how can i do ?
Best answer by geomancer
You can do this in an AttributeManager.
The attribute will not be exposed. To expose the attribute, you will have to enter it's actual name in an AttributeExposer.
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+59- Celebrity
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The output of the DateTimeStamper is already an attribute. You do need to make sure you have that attribute defined on your output feature type though.
Thanks for your quick answer, indeed it's an attribute , called "_timestamp" , i need to replace "_timestamp" with the date of today
+58- Evangelist
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You can do this in an AttributeManager.
The attribute will not be exposed. To expose the attribute, you will have to enter it's actual name in an AttributeExposer.
+58- Evangelist
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In the AttributeExposer, you have to enter 20221121 (or any other attribute name you want to expose). Entering @Value(_timestamp) will not work.