Posts filed under 'Geoweb'

FME Evangelist#24: Click Connect, Concatenator, Log Files, and FME Training

Contents:
A New Chapter in the History of Workbench: Quick Connect,
Your Spy at Safe: New Training Facility,
Anatomy of an FME Project: Parts V and VI,
Concatenator Tip,
Shutdown Scripts and Log Files

This FME Evangelist reports on an important update to FME Workbench, gives insider news on Safe Software’s new training facility, details a couple of useful updates for handling log files in Tcl and Python, plus continues the series “Anatomy of an FME Project” by fetching maps from a web server and outputting them inside a custom HTML template.

Continue Reading November 10th, 2008

FME Evangelist#22: Anatomy of a Project and Reading Text Backwards

Contents:
Anatomy of an FME Project: Parts I and II
Creating Blank Workspaces
IGDS Tag Reading
Geometry Handling Parameter
Backwards Text File Reading

This FME Evangelist starts a series of items on building an FME project from scratch, has a simple time-saving tip for Workbench users, announces a new for 2009 MicroStation function, and explains how to examine FME log files by reading them backwards!

Continue Reading September 22nd, 2008

FME Evangelism #19: OpenStreetMap, GeoJSON, Transformers Guide

Contents:
1) Open Street Map Reader
2) GeoJSON 1.0
3) Workbench transformers guide
4) FME and 3D Rock Stars
5) Science Lab: Multi-Threading Follow-Up
6) PADS Walk for Independence

This FME Evangelist post includes details on FME support for OpenStreetMap and GeoJSON 1.0, plus info on updates to our transformers guide, an example of visualizing lidar data, a follow-up to the recent multi-threading article, and a personal note on an upcoming event.

Continue Reading August 19th, 2008

FME Evangelism #18: Spatial Data Validation, Nearest Neighbors, Oracle Connections

Contents:
1) Spatial Data Validation…
2) …and the FME Server
3) NeighborFinder Update
4) Oracle Connections

This FME Evangelist post includes information on how to validate spatial data, how to apply that validation to submissions using FME Server, how to speed up nearest neighbo(u)r operations, and how to resolve Oracle connection problems.

Continue Reading August 12th, 2008

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