+51Hello Team,
I'm doing a Proof of Concept to show the use the transformer TCPIPReceiver.
Its not necessary to read all information from Host. My question:
- has a configuration like Max Features to Read ( similar we have in Navigator ) ?
Thanks,
Danilo
Best answer by mygis
Hi @danilo_inovacao,
From what I know and from the documentation the TCPIPReceiver will listen to a port and read the data being streamed into that specific port. If you want to set a limit of data you can read by setting the
"Number of Bytes Received Attribute" when the value reaches a certain number then you terminate your workspace with a terminator transformer. The output should be written using the featureWriter transformer.
Now, if you want to read a number of records, then it should be different, after decoding your data and converting them into records (or single features) and want to set a limit, you will just need to put a counter and terminate the workspace with the Terminator transformer when the counter reaches a certain number.
I hope this answers your question.
+14Hi @danilo_inovacao,
From what I know and from the documentation the TCPIPReceiver will listen to a port and read the data being streamed into that specific port. If you want to set a limit of data you can read by setting the
"Number of Bytes Received Attribute" when the value reaches a certain number then you terminate your workspace with a terminator transformer. The output should be written using the featureWriter transformer.
Now, if you want to read a number of records, then it should be different, after decoding your data and converting them into records (or single features) and want to set a limit, you will just need to put a counter and terminate the workspace with the Terminator transformer when the counter reaches a certain number.
I hope this answers your question.
+51Hi @danilo_inovacao,
From what I know and from the documentation the TCPIPReceiver will listen to a port and read the data being streamed into that specific port. If you want to set a limit of data you can read by setting the
"Number of Bytes Received Attribute" when the value reaches a certain number then you terminate your workspace with a terminator transformer. The output should be written using the featureWriter transformer.
Now, if you want to read a number of records, then it should be different, after decoding your data and converting them into records (or single features) and want to set a limit, you will just need to put a counter and terminate the workspace with the Terminator transformer when the counter reaches a certain number.
I hope this answers your question.
Thanks one more time your help. :)
