You cannot post messages because only members can post, and you are not currently a member.
Description:
This is a forum for users of Safe Software's FME product to ask questions, receive help, and generally exchange information on FME. Questions about FME formats, workspaces, processing capabilities, future plans, documentation, FME Objects and coordinate conversion issues are welcomed.
|
|
|
GeometryValidator
|
| |
Hi,
Is there a way to identify why a feature has failed the
'GeometryValidator' using the 'valid' option?
Thanks
Gunter
|
|
Encoded Polylines for Google Maps
|
| |
While KML and Google Earth is very cool, it requires an installed
application. Google Maps downloads some javascript and works in most
browsers. This is more suitable for adding to websites for a simple
location map.
Points, Lines and Polygons can be overlaid over the background, but if
there are a lot, the html file becomes too large. So Google have come... more »
|
|
How to count number of features.....?
|
| |
Dear all, i have a problem that i think you can help me. I had a number of nodes which created from intersected lines. After that, i do buffer for these points with radius 2m, obviously the lines will be intersect with the buffers. So do you know how to count the number of lines intersected for each buffer and add to new attribute of buffer?... more »
|
|
Writing to Oracle Spatial with Fanout by Attribute
|
| |
Hi, I think the answer to this will be no but I'll run it past you guys anyway. I am writing to Oracle Spatial with fanout by attribute. The required tables are all being created correctly. My question is regarding creating the indexes, one spatial index plus one unique index for each table. For a single table this is straightforward as there are parameters for... more »
|
|
Retrieving the name of a Custom Transformer
|
| |
Hi there,
is it possible to retrieve the name of a Custom Transformer
(Transfomrmer Name in the Navigator) as an attribute within the same
Custom Transformer?
Or in other words publish the transformer name somehow and retrieve it
via a Parameter Fetcher?
Is there another work around?
Thanks,... more »
|
|
Converting 2D vectors to 3D
|
| |
Hi All,
i was wondering if there was any way of taking a 2D polygon dataset
and converting this to a 3D one, based on heights obtained from an
underlying grid or TIN? There is something similar to what i want to
do in ESRI ArcGIS, this is the Interpolate shape tool. However, as
well as adding the z attribute to the geometry at the already existing... more »
|
|
Extracting Coordinates from ESRI Shape files
   
|
| |
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could give me some tips on how to extract
polygon features from an ESRI shape file into CSV files? I'm looking
at the attributes that are exposed to me within my workspace for the
shape file source, and nothing seems very obvious. Am I missing
something? Or is there a transformer I should be using? Essentially... more »
|
|
Oracle Spatial Transactions
|
| |
List, I'm using FME 2007, and was wondering whether the END_SQL{} block associated with an Oracle Spatial feature writer is executed within the same transaction as the insert operations of the writer? More specifically I'm executing a stored procedure in the END_SQL{} and want to use an oracle exception to trigger a rollback on the features written. I've ensured the... more »
|
|
ESRI shape to GML WFS schema files
|
| |
Hi,
When FME converted an ESRI feature classes to (WFS) GML file it also
created a schema file to go along with GML file. FME Workbench knew
all the attribute data types and notably if the the attrs were
strings it knew the max, string length - all that info. If the attr
was an INT it knew the maxint allowed. Info describefeaturetype()... more »
|
|
FME Out of Memory Error
|
| |
Hello,
I am reading in about 450,000 non-spatial records from SQL server
2005, creating points from them with x,y, coordinates, overlaying on
19 very large complex polygons, and then using the SQLExecutor to
update a non-spatial SQL Server 2005 table based on the point on area
overlayer results.... more »
|
|
|