Module Review

This module introduced you to running workspaces on FME Server.

What You Should Have Learned from this Module

The following are key points to be learned from this module.

Some workspaces read data from a feed or shared folder and so can be uploaded to FME Server and used immediately. Others need source data to be managed to integrate with a Server workspace
Databases can have a container of connection information created and stored on FME Server
Data (and other related files) can be uploaded and stored on FME Server in various ways; either published data, temporary uploads, or as “Resources”
Workspaces can be authored in FME Desktop specifically to use data stored in FME Server resource folders
Developer information is provided to help run workspaces via a URL
Workspaces can be run in a series of translations using a technique called chaining

The ability to create and use a database connection
The ability to publish data with a workspace, upload data for a workspace, or manage data in resource folders
The ability to create a workspace that references data into a resource folder
The ability to chain together workspaces using a parent-child model