Hi,
Is it possible to populate Values of a publish user parameter of type choice at runtime using scripted Python parameter or using any other approach?
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How to Populate Values of a Published User Parameter of Type Choice Using Scripted Python Parameter
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Not exactly as you've described, but you can use the choice from a 'choice' parameter in a scripted parameter to generate something else.
There is also the option to use Choice with an alias?
What is the use case?
+47- Celebrity
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Not exactly as you've described, but you can use the choice from a 'choice' parameter in a scripted parameter to generate something else.
There is also the option to use Choice with an alias?
What is the use case?
Of course - if you are running FME from the command line or on FME Server via a web call then the is of course another way to populate published parameters.
Not exactly as you've described, but you can use the choice from a 'choice' parameter in a scripted parameter to generate something else.
There is also the option to use Choice with an alias?
What is the use case?
Thanks @virtualcitymatt for your reply.
I'm using the Data Interoperability extension for ArcGIS, and want the user to select the target geodatabase version from a list as a parameter for the tool to run.