I need to pack all the attributes of DGN file by using AttributejSonPacker but unable to expose the attribute "_packer" how can i unpacked the same?
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+51- Celebrity
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Hi @dheeraj,
The custom transformer AttributeJsonPacker is prepared to receive a Json struture:
Have you tried to expose the Format Attributes from your DGN?
Thanks,
Danilo
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Hi @dheeraj,
You can expose the "_packer" attribute using the AttributeExposer transformer. I will take another look at that transformer to see if we can have it automatically expose that attribute.
Hi @dheeraj,
The custom transformer AttributeJsonPacker is prepared to receive a Json struture:
Have you tried to expose the Format Attributes from your DGN?
Thanks,
Danilo
If the attribute is not visible to me then how can i unpack it again?
Hi @dheeraj,
You can expose the "_packer" attribute using the AttributeExposer transformer. I will take another look at that transformer to see if we can have it automatically expose that attribute.
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Hi @dheeraj, the AttributeJSONUnpacker has the parameter "Attributes to Expose", so you can expose required attribute names via the parameter. Of course the AttributeExposer can also be used in the subsequent workflow alternatively.
Note that FME Workbench doesn't list automatically the attribute names that will be unpacked with the transformer. You will have to enter their names manually, if necessary.
Hi @dheeraj, the AttributeJSONUnpacker has the parameter "Attributes to Expose", so you can expose required attribute names via the parameter. Of course the AttributeExposer can also be used in the subsequent workflow alternatively.
Note that FME Workbench doesn't list automatically the attribute names that will be unpacked with the transformer. You will have to enter their names manually, if necessary.
I just can view $_NEW_Attributes.
- 7843 replies
Hi @dheeraj, the AttributeJSONUnpacker has the parameter "Attributes to Expose", so you can expose required attribute names via the parameter. Of course the AttributeExposer can also be used in the subsequent workflow alternatively.
Note that FME Workbench doesn't list automatically the attribute names that will be unpacked with the transformer. You will have to enter their names manually, if necessary.