Perform the following procedure to restore FME Server 2012 or earlier repository data that you backed up previously to FME Server 2013 or later (FME Server 2012/earlier > FME Server 2013/later). For information on performing a backup, see Backing Up an FME Server 2012 Configuration.
Note: This procedure uses FME Workbench and the FME Server Repository writer. For more information about this writer, see the FME Readers and Writers Help, included with your FME Desktop installation.
Note: For Linux users, a Windows FME Desktop is required for these steps.
Select Generate workspace.
The Create Workspace dialog opens.
Click Choose to open the Generate Workspace dialog.
Click to open the Select File dialog.
Select the FME Feature Store (FFS) files containing the FME Server repositories that you want to import, and then click Open.
Click the Writer Parameters button to open the Repository Parameters dialog.
Specify the information required to connect to your running FME Server, and then click Next.
In the Generate Workspace dialog, click OK.
This causes the Select Feature Types dialog to open. Each feature type represents an FME Server repository (except for the one named FMEServerServices, which contains metadata related to FME Server services).
Select the feature types (repositories) that you want to import, and then click OK.
When the workspace is created, you can still remove repositories that you do not need to import. Select them in the workspace, and press the Delete button.
Note: FME Server always includes the Samples repository. Rather than restoring this repository from your previous FME Server version, we recommend that you use the Samples repository included with the new FME Server version.
Click to run the workspace.
This creates the respective repositories, copies the workspaces, and registers the workspaces with the FME Server.
If you backed up your user accounts, roles, topics, subscriptions and resources, as defined in Backing Up an FME Server 2012 Configuration, set up the security using these settings.
If you backed up your cascading style sheets (CSS), Java Server pages (JSP) or HTML templates, as instructed inBacking Up an FME Server 2012 Configuration, replace these files.
If you backed up your service configuration files (propertiesFile.properties), as instructed inBacking Up an FME Server 2012 Configuration, you might have to reconfigure any changes you made to the default properties. Because new service properties might be added with each release, do not simply replace the new properties files with your backed-up files. The best approach is to find the properties edited in the previous installation and edit these properties in the new version of these files.
Copy the backed up logs directory into the new Logs directory:
<FMEServerDir>\Logs