I have a ESRI REST API and using HTTP caller to get the response in an attribute. Now I need to pass the ESRI JSON response body to the feature reader and get the geometry out of it. But, when I tried passing the response body all the features are getting rejected. May I know a possible way to get the features out of the HTTP caller response body stored in an attribute?
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How to access the response body of the HTTP caller from feature reader
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I think you'll need to configure the HTTPCaller to save the response body to a temporary file (look at the TempPathnameCreator, the file is automatically deleted once the workspace ends) and let the FeatureReader read it back into the workspace.
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I think you'll need to configure the HTTPCaller to save the response body to a temporary file (look at the TempPathnameCreator, the file is automatically deleted once the workspace ends) and let the FeatureReader read it back into the workspace.