I’m trying to test out a “Projectwise Connector” in FME which is supposed to allow me to read data directly from projectwise and convert to a GIS format to store somewhere else (GIS database). What I want to do is convert certain levels from a dgn stored in Projectwise. Then set up a routine to do this nightly.
My question is there someone I can contact directly at FME that specializes in the ProjectWise Connector?
Thank you.
Any help much appreciated!
Best answer by rahulsharma
Hi @shahrokh
ProjectWisWSGConnector transformer has been updated since release, please refer to the documentation here
There is no requirement for FME Desktop to be installed on the server as Bentley Web Services Gateway. The transformer uses "Web Connection", as long as the machine where FME is installed can access the gateway(with proper authentication), you can accessing the various resources including FlatSets, Documents, etc.
+25Hi @iowadotuser - There has been a lot of changes in the Projectwise. Try with a newer FME2019 or even FME2020. You need the ProjectWiseWSGConnector installed on the ProjectWise server.
The minimum supported versions for the ProjectWiseWSGConnector are Bentley Web Services Gateway 2.00 with Server Version 2.00.
Hi
i am really challenging with the same question.
how should I do this ? :
"You need the ProjectWiseWSGConnector installed on the ProjectWise server. "
+10Hi @shahrokh
ProjectWisWSGConnector transformer has been updated since release, please refer to the documentation here
There is no requirement for FME Desktop to be installed on the server as Bentley Web Services Gateway. The transformer uses "Web Connection", as long as the machine where FME is installed can access the gateway(with proper authentication), you can accessing the various resources including FlatSets, Documents, etc.
Hi
Can the Safe people please make a short webinar on this subject and show us how to do it . we'll save many hours.
+13Hi
Can the Safe people please make a short webinar on this subject and show us how to do it . we'll save many hours.
Thanks for the suggestion @shahrokh! I've passed this request on to our team.
