I have a Spatial ETL tool which is set up to create the output inside a ZIP file. This works great when run locally, and the path for the output looks like "C:\Output.Zip\Output.dwg. I end up with a nice zip file on the local drive with the DWG inside.
However, when you publish, that original output path gets changed to a scratch workspace, and it removes all path info except the file name Output.dwg. The path ends up looking like '%scratch%\Output.dwg'. It removes all reference to the zip file, so it doesn't create a zip file in the output, only the DWG file.
How can I set this up to create a zip file when published? Publishing a Spatial ETL does not involve ANY custom code of any kind - it relies on whatever parameters are set in the ETL tool. So, I can't play with the output path or anything like that using Python or other programming language.
Has anyone tried to do this?
Thanks
Tami
