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FME-DotNetSDK DotNetCaller sample

Provides a Custom Transformer to execute .NET modules for the FME-DotNet SDK. It allows to configure the .NET assembly to run and the parameters to inject.

This sample provides two components, the .NET assembly, and its FME transformer definition file (.FMX) to describe it. See Custom Transformer documentation to learn about it.

Workbench sample

The Custom Transformer allows you run any .NET assembly implementing a Factory of the FME-DotNet SDK. You can configure the assembly to reference, the Factory Name to run, and the arguments to pass to the Factory.

The transformer definition file (.FMX) is generic and you can share it for other similar modules.

How to build

  • Build and/or deploy the SDK.
  • Open the project file, or solution file in root folder, and click build.

How to deploy

If you didn't before, copy the FMEDotNetWrapperFactory.dll file to your FME plugins folder (e.g. %PROGRAMFILES%\FME\FME2017\plugins).

Copy the .NET Assembly and the FMX file to a valid shared Transformers folder.

You can define your own Transformers folder setting MENU -> Tools -> FME Options...

FME options

Then, by example:

  • copy .\DotNetCaller.fmx "C:\My Shared Resources Directory\Transformers"
  • copy .\FMEDotNetCallerSample.dll "C:\My Shared Resources Directory\Transformers"

or

  • copy .\DotNetCaller.fmx "C:\Program Files\FME\FME2017\Transformers"
  • copy .\FMEDotNetCallerSample.dll "C:\Program Files\FME\FME2017\Transformers"

If you want to deploy the Custom Transformer to FME Server, you have to do similar steps.

How to debug

Create a FME Workbench workflow (.FMW file) with the Custom Transformer, and define the DEBUG configuration in Visual Studio:

Debug

Set breakpoints and run it.