A workspace must have Published Parameter(s) to make temporary uploads available at runtime.

A workspace must have Published Parameter(s) to make temporary uploads available at runtime.

• A. TRUE
• B. FALSE
• C. Not applicable
• D. Both

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that runtime inputs come from Published Parameters. In FME, a Published Parameter is how you expose a value to the user or to an external runner (like FME Server) so it can be supplied at runtime. If a parameter isn’t published, it stays internal to the workspace and can’t be changed when you run the workspace; the workflow would rely only on default values or hard-coded data. For temporary uploads, you need a parameter that the runtime interface can present to the user, such as a file path or an upload slot. By publishing that parameter, you expose a field in the Run dialog where a user can select or drop a file, and the workspace can then use that uploaded file at runtime. So the statement is true: a workspace must have Published Parameter(s) to make temporary uploads available at runtime.

The key idea is that runtime inputs come from Published Parameters. In FME, a Published Parameter is how you expose a value to the user or to an external runner (like FME Server) so it can be supplied at runtime. If a parameter isn’t published, it stays internal to the workspace and can’t be changed when you run the workspace; the workflow would rely only on default values or hard-coded data.

For temporary uploads, you need a parameter that the runtime interface can present to the user, such as a file path or an upload slot. By publishing that parameter, you expose a field in the Run dialog where a user can select or drop a file, and the workspace can then use that uploaded file at runtime.

So the statement is true: a workspace must have Published Parameter(s) to make temporary uploads available at runtime.