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Scraping Tool

JeffreyUtter2

I would love to see a Scraping Tool from ESRI. This enables a person to go to any website and literally take any information from it, then convert it into a usable ESRI format such as Geojson, JSON, API, GDB or SHP file. In its process geocode any information and make it spatial.

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José_LuisMartínez_Barba

también me encantaría, de echo es lo que estoy buscando hacer pero no lo he logrado, espero pronto se tenga la opción en ESRI. gracias

bharold

Here is an example:

http://pm.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9da0f8ae5fee45aca11bf77f712884c8

DavidRunneals3

AWS Glue, Python Scripting (ArcPy), Koop.JS, GeoEvent, and Geoprocessing services (executed via python script) are also potentials. Depends on the format that you're going to/from, if you need data transformation/processing in the middle, and the level of technical expertise that you're willing to put in. But I would say FME or the ArcGIS Data Interoperability Extension (lighter version of FME) is probably the most powerful and easiest to use.

JeffreyUtter2

Would you mind sharing your fmwt file with me?

Thanks.

Jeff

dewright_ca

Jeffrey Utter there are way better approaches to take. Safe FME Desktop/Server and the thinned our Data-Interop tools will let you do a lot of what you ask and even more. Yes, there is a increased cost but anything that ESRI would implement in this place would be a new development versus using well tested and developed tools.

SercanERHAN

Xpath scraping tool (connector) sounds great!

Lake_Worth_BeachAdmin

this has legal warnings all over it.