Presented by Tor Nielsen, IHS See more FME World Tour 2014 presentations at www.safe.com/recap2014

1. CONNECT. TRANSFORM. AUTOMATE.
Tor Nielsen, IHS

2. Spatial Export As A Service Using FME 2013
At IHS we have developed a Generalized Spatial Export
Service that allows end users to export spatial content
directly from an Esri ArcSDE database as if the Esri's
ArcGIS 10 Map Server were the data source.

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ArcGIS 10.x map server root folder:
 INTL_BASINS
 INTL_CULTURE
 INTL_EP
 US_BASE
 Utility

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The US_BASE map server folder:
 US_BASE/Production (MapServer)
 US_BASE/Well_Activity(MapServer)
 US_BASE/Well_Bore_Stick (MapServer)
 US_BASE/Well_Bottom_Hole (MapServer)
 US_BASE/Well_Surface (MapServer)

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The US_BASE/Well_Activity map service:
Well Activity - Overview (0)
 Permits (Yesterday) (1)
 Permits (2 - 7 Days) (2)
 Permits (7 - 30 Days) (3)
 Permits (30 - 180 Days) (4)
 Permits - All Active (5)
 Abandoned Locations (6)
 Current Drilling (7)
 Completions - This Month (8)
 Activity - Last 6 months (9)
 Activity - All (10)
Well Activity - Detail (11)
 Permits (Yesterday) (12)
 Permits (2 - 7 Days) (13)
 Permits (7 - 30 Days) (14)
 Permits (30 - 180 Days) (15)
 Permits - All Active (16)
 Abandoned Locations (17)
 Current Drilling (18)
 Completions - This Month (19)
 Activity - Last 6 months (20)
 Activity - All (21)

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WELL_ACTIVITY (feature class()

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The reality:
 One ArcSDE feature class may feed one or many map services’ map
layers – all potentially different mainly as a consequence of having
different definition queries associated.
The requirements:
 Every single map layer in every single map service should be made
spatially exportable honoring its definition query e.g.
 Map layer #1: select * from <feature class> where flag = ‘red’
 Map layer #2: select * from <feature class> where flag = ‘green’
 Map layer #3: select * from <feature class> where flag = ‘blue’
 Etc.
 Not to utilize ArcGIS Sever in the solution
 Utilize FME 2013

8. Spatial Export As A Service Using FME 2013
IHS Spatial Export Service
Trusted Client (Enerdeq) Version
FME OUTPUT
FOLDER
FME Server
(unsecured)
IHS Browser
Applications
(secured access via AC)
Trusted client request
Email notifications
Spatial Output File(s)
IHS Spatial Data Store
SPATIAL EXPORT SERVICE
(unsecured request manager)
Request status of job
Spatial Export Request
Spatial Export
configuration
ArcGIS Server
(map service meta data)
layer definitions
including their defQrys
and application specific
attribute lists
June 11. 2013 - Tor Nielsen, IHS, Denver, CO
JOB STATUS SERVICE
FME request
GET FILE SERVICE

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Configuration database (I):

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Configuration database (II):

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FME Workbench Document:

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Spatial Export Request (REST post)
{
"RequestId":"icses-demo-0000011",
"UserName":"Tor.Nielsen@ihs.com",
"UserEmailAddress":"Tor.Nielsen@ihs.com",
"IhsApplication":"ENERDEQ",
"MapLayerId":"Enerdeq/EnerdeqLayers/MapServer/11",
"MapLayerDescription":"Well Activity",
"OutputObjectName":"WellActivity",
"ClipOption":"NO",
"OutputFormat":"GEODATABASE_FILE",
"OutputCoordinateSystemCode":"LL-WGS84",
"UserDefinitionQuery":"(act_code in ('A','B','E'))",
"EnvelopeMaxX" : "-70.0",
"EnvelopeMaxY" : "50.9",
"EnvelopeMinX" : "-140.9",
"EnvelopeMinY" : "25.1",
"SearchOrder":"ATTRIBUTE_FIRST"
}

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FME Server Request:

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Get results:
 http://v-vwc2tpanap16.ihsglobal.local/icsesFmeStatus/api/status?jobId=10
 http://v-vwc2spanap18.ihsglobal.local/icsesFmeGetFile/api/getfile?jobId=10

15. Thank You!
 Questions?
 For more information:
 Tor.Nielsen@ihs.com
 IHS – www.ihs.com