I wish to use the JPEG writer rather than the attribute file writer, because I want to add EXIF data to the image that doesn't exist in the original BLOB. I do not see a way to add this EXIF information when simply using an attribute File Writer.
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I have photos stored in a database. Normally, I simply use an AttributeFileWriter to extract the photo. However, I want to use the JPEG Writer. Can JPEG Writer be used from an Attribute?
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Hi @bellrosemike ,
Instead of using the AttributeFileWriter, try the RasterReplacer and connect it to a JPEG writer. The RasterReplacer decodes a binary attribute containing encoded rasters stored as Blobs, replacing the feature’s geometry with the decoded raster.
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Hi @bellrosemike ,
Instead of using the AttributeFileWriter, try the RasterReplacer and connect it to a JPEG writer. The RasterReplacer decodes a binary attribute containing encoded rasters stored as Blobs, replacing the feature’s geometry with the decoded raster.
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Thank you Chris, that method worked perfectly. I didn't even know that the RasterReplacer transformer existed, but it did exactly what I needed.
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Hi @bellrosemike ,
Instead of using the AttributeFileWriter, try the RasterReplacer and connect it to a JPEG writer. The RasterReplacer decodes a binary attribute containing encoded rasters stored as Blobs, replacing the feature’s geometry with the decoded raster.
Great tip. Still Valid. Great way to deal with the _response_body of an HTTPCaller when the API returns an imageblob.
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Hi @bellrosemike ,
Instead of using the AttributeFileWriter, try the RasterReplacer and connect it to a JPEG writer. The RasterReplacer decodes a binary attribute containing encoded rasters stored as Blobs, replacing the feature’s geometry with the decoded raster.
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