Latest Contributions by RenatoSalvaleon3

A couple of questions first: How do you generate your token or what is your authentication type? Are you using AGOL or Enterprise (Portal)? There's a few options to generate or retrieve that short lived token.   If you want it self generated the most efficient way is to use the FME Hub transformers or the HTTPCaller retrieve a token that is part of your workflow. Follow the next steps. Enable faeture caching first. 1. Add the token generator portion of your workspace. Creator + token generator transformer (like below). 2. Run the workflow to get a token on your translation log. Copy the tken frmo the Translation Log table 3. Add the FeatureReader to your canvass. 4. Configure the transformer for an ArcGIS Server Feature Service reader, like below.   3. On the Constraints Tab --> Feature Typs to Read parameter, click on the ellipsis and you will be prompted with an Unresolved Parameters dialog to paste the token copied from Step 1 above.   Click OK to open the Select Feature Layer to add options.   Pick one or more feature type/s, and click Ok and you would be prompted again to enter the token created from Step 1 above.  Once the token is added and Ok is clicked, the feature type/s selected will be added to the FeatureReader transformer with new output port/s. In this case it would be Cities From this point onwards, as long as the feature type/s don't change, the workspace will be ready for your data updates or other automated workflows. 4. The whole workspace looks like below with a logger on the end.  The ArcGISPortalTokenGenerator built by Sasha Lockamy can be downloaded from https://hub.safe.com/publishers/sashal/transformers/arcgisportaltokengenerator You could also build your own portal fenerator using the HTTPCaller transformer and following this GenerateToken api rest endpoint documentation. https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/users-groups-and-items/generate-token/ Please let me know if you have any additional questions. My apologies for the delay.   ... View more

To select the shapefiles at runtime, you should design your workspace to have a File/Folder parameter. See this article - https://support.safe.com/hc/en-us/articles/26633456986637-Published-Parameters-in-FME-Form For dynamic writing with geodatabases, there are multiple ways; you can use attributes as names (no run time interaction with this) or use  parameters for your destination filegeodatabase or its feature types (AKA feature classes), as well. This is an article that will show you how to use date attributes as names of output files or features - https://support.safe.com/hc/en-us/articles/25407603257997-Including-Dates-into-the-Names-of-Output-Files-or-Features.  Type of format matters, whether its file based or folder baed like geodatabases. Note that when using the term Dynamic Workflows in the Workbench app, it is a more advanced technique thannnnn what you are asking and it usually involves schema setting/mapping. It doesn't sound like that it is your question. Ask if you have additional questions. BTW, I'm moving this question to the Data Interoperabiliy place Since your question is more specific to the features of the product. Thanks! ... View more

Responding in case another users stumbles into this question. Not exactly how @VH_MapS configured his transformer but I assume he used "Specify Upload  Body" like below. Documentation states: "... it must be multi-part request..." https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/add-attachment/ So the HTTPCaller should be configured as Multipart Form and that the MIME Type of the attachment must be configured in the Multipart Upload Value column, not the Content Type.   ... View more

This is now being planned for release in 2024. ... View more

If you use the same file gdb to add new tables, you don't need to add a new reader. When adding new tables to the same FGDB, use the Add Feature type menu item from the Writers menu. It helps keep your workspace clean and easier to manage.   ... View more

Using a CSMAPReprojector transformer before the GeometryFilter should resolve the spatial reference issue for the shapefile creation.  If spatial extent becomes an issue for your destination you can add a Python shutdown script in your workflow to run the Recalculate Feature Class Extent GP tool or run the gp tool in Pro. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/recalculate-feature-class-extent.htm ... View more

Did  you assign a coordinate reference system in the shapefile feature type? The workflow below came from a Smallworld extract into an FFS file too.     ... View more

This is a known limit of the product extension. It is in the product backlog and being considered for a near-term release.   Please kudos this idea. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/make-data-interoperability-available-for-local/idi-p/931015 We recently completed the fix for the collision, mentioned in this idea which opens the door for the setup to include individual install.  ... View more

If you prefer no code, ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension for Pro can do this but you need to install the product and license it. Here's a sample article with a solution from Safe software on how to do it using Data Interoperability/FME Form. https://community.safe.com/s/article/how-to-read-the-contents-of-a-file-into-a-database Here's a couple of use cases whose solutions can be reauthored to solve your problem and can do exactly what you want to do, di-survey123-tools-no-code-required.   ... View more

Once you've gotten familiar with the links provided by @MARCELO the next step would be to build the pieces of your solution. Attribute, string, and date manipulators and schema settters would most likely be part of your solution. As you work on your data challenge, and you feel like you're facing a wall, just send a question through this board and we'll respond to them as quickly as possible. ... View more

Here are a couple of blogs from product experts in this area and familiar with Data Interoperability. Not necessarily IFC to CityGML to GDB but the articles are somewhat related to your question. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/3d-gis/import3dcitydatainarcgis/ https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis/3d-gis/citygmlbuildingstoi3s/ It seems like you own both FME Desktop and Data Interoperability. IFC and CityGML are both supported features of Data Interoperability. If you are not sure which product you need to use, you need to be aware of the FME Engine build. Typically FME Desktop is on a quicker version upgrade cycle, while Data Interop gets a new version at least once a year. If you need specific help authoring the tool, you could file a support request to ESRI Support and we will address your issue accordingly, either internally or with Safe Support. ... View more

If technicians are responsible for editing the attribute values of "att_name" you don't need Data Interoperability to do that. Any of the tools you mentioned should help your end user do the editing task.  You may also want to consider Survey123 as a tool to use as well.  Since this attachment table is related to another table, you would like to have both the primary table and the attachment table published together to consume in any of the tools you mentioned.  ... View more