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Abrufen von Attributdaten

NickCressman

Hallo,

ich versuche derzeit zu evaluieren, ob ich Microsoft power automate auf die gleiche Weise wie Integromat/Make verwenden kann. Ich habe unermüdlich versucht, auf die Attributdaten der Feature-Layer zuzugreifen, so wie es mit integromat/make möglich ist, wie im Video vom dev summit 2021 gezeigt. Ich habe eine Lösung bereitgestellt, die in Make basierend auf featureupdates einwandfrei funktioniert, bei der ich Attributdaten aus einem bestimmten Feld in eine E-Mail einfügen kann. Jede Hilfe oder Dokumentation wäre sehr willkommen, da ich bewerte, welche Plattform ich verwenden soll.

Vielen Dank im Voraus,

https://www.esri.com/videos/watch?videoid=D9PMC2yGJbA&title=getting-started-with-hosted-feature-layer-webhooks

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Anonymous User

Oh, when you are iterating over the features, I think you can use this expression to get a specific attribute:

item()['attributes']['someField']

For dates, you'd want to format it:

addSeconds('1970-1-1',Div(item()['attributes']?['date'] ,1000),'yyyy-MM-dd')

I haven't tested it but I think these should work.

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NickCressman

Automate 1.JPG Automate 2.JPG

Here is what my flow looks like I followed a help article as well which is above in this chain.

NickCressman

Well, any questions I would be glad to help.

Michael_VanHatten

I have been trying to work things out with microsoft but am not having a ton of luck. I would love to use integromat/ make, I am familiar with it and the ease of use. Still trying to work with IT to open up integromat so for now I am stuck with automate.

NickCressman

This did work thanks for the help!

NickCressman

Okay thank you I will have to test that out and let you know.

Anonymous User

Oh, when you are iterating over the features, I think you can use this expression to get a specific attribute:

item()['attributes']['someField']

For dates, you'd want to format it:

addSeconds('1970-1-1',Div(item()['attributes']?['date'] ,1000),'yyyy-MM-dd')

I haven't tested it but I think these should work.

NickCressman

@Anonymous User I actually followed your post and completed it. My only question is how do you break out the fields like make. If you look at the image below I can pick what field i want in make to include in my email that I send. This is important as the day of the week assigned is what needs to go out in the notification and day of the week is a field in the layer.

Anonymous User

@NickCressman Yes, this is possible. I've published a blog post that shows how to configure a flow (in the context of ArcGIS Field Maps) that sends an email.

https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/field-maps/field-mobility/use-webhooks-to-automate-workflows-in-arcgis-field-maps-with-power-automate/

BTW, Field Maps has an app in Integromat that greatly simplifies using hosted feature service webhooks. We're still sorting through some issues with the Make support team - it's not working in Make after the migration. Anyway, it's not specific to Field Maps - you can use it for any hosted feature layer that supports webhooks.

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