Thanks,
Chad
Question
UPLOAD MULTIPLE FILES TO FME SERVER PROCESS
+3- Contributor
I created a process to rename and resize jpgs in workbench, and able to select multiple jpgs or directory to run my process, but I am not able to make the process do this when I upload to FME server.
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In order to help you, a little more information about what exactly is not working when you put it on the server would help.
+3- Contributor
I need to be able to have the published parameter able to select multiple files at one time. When I upload the process to server you can only select one file at a time. In workbench you can select multiple files at once. I was also wanting to see if it is possible to attach the attributes of the source jpeg (it has original data, camera make and model, etc). FME reads the attributes I attach to writer but it will not write them out.
Chad
+3- Contributor
They would upload them manually, as needed. It is set up as a user paramter.
CK
+10- Contributor
@tbs_gis_team, I believe I am having the similar question. Did you ever find a solution?
It is possible to zip the files before uploading to FMEserver. However, that is not ideal in my situation, dynamically zipping up files in a web application is a bit problematic and time consuming...
+19- Supporter
Hi, why not use the Directory watch publication protocol on a resource location or a network location? this way uploading the files is just a matter of copying them.
+10- Contributor
Hi, why not use the Directory watch publication protocol on a resource location or a network location? this way uploading the files is just a matter of copying them.
+19- Supporter
Great idea, @itay! I think we can write a service for uploading file to a resource location where the directory watch publisher will trigger the workspace that transforms the data to the back-end database.