Hi@juanmahere,did you manage in the end to solve this via webscraping with the HTMLExtractor and CSS Selectors?By the way, very good idea@david_r!
I came very recently to this same problem with this very same website and I ended up using this other web service where I can easily send http GET requests to get the same data:https://ovc.catastro.meh.es/ovcservweb/OVCSWLocalizacionRC/OVCCallejero.asmx?op=Consulta_DNPRC
The only con is that every request takes about 4 seconds...I have seen faster services ;-)
What if I put a RC[14] = "0729806VG3802N" value?it gets me to its longest reference since it is the unique "owner" let's say...with: 0729806VG3802N0001IB[20].Where the site looks like this:
Otherwise, if I put a RC value, with various owners, like this one: "9616903VG2891N"[14]
gets me to this one:
a full list on a table with RCs of [20] chars.
So, the topic is getting complicate.
I'll this topic updated once I get any results, if I can success with FME Desktop.
Thanks,
Let me get the output once run the process, and I'll post here back, because a Cadastral Reference may take various horizontal houses, and it is getting a bit complicate.Thanks,
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp
To give you a more detailed reply for the HTMLExtractor, could you please post a complete URL to a listing page I can use for testing?
Thanks for taking your time, and providing a solution!
Let me show you how I've just readjusted your values:
For the Requested URL, worked fine if it was run using a particular Cadastral ID, so, once I replace with another one, it got me no results.
The Url has been changed to something like this:
"
https://www1.sedecatastro.gob.es/CYCBienInmueble/OVCListaBienes.aspx?RC1= @Value(RC1)&RC2= @Value(RC2)&RC3=&RC4=&esBice=&RCBice1=&RCBice2=&DenoBice=&pest=rc&final=&RCCompleta=@Value(RC)&from=OVCBusqueda&tipoCarto=nuevo
"
Where those RC1and 2, where a string subtraction from the used RC value.
Now, what I cared is the rest of attribute of that Building or whatever is referenced to, like AREA, TYPE,...not the addresses.But, no worries, I'll try to extract those I need, following the sample you made with Address1 and Address2.
Here is an example of the data to be extracted:
Looking up in the source, here is the html table:
Could you tell me how to use the CSS Selector you used on your example, applied here?I cannot find any documentation, and I'm finding a little hard to get the solution.
Also, I'd ask you about the Query String Parametersthat I didn't use, and seems like was the problem solver.How that works?
Many thanks David,
Try the following template and see if that works for you.The parcel ID comes from the attribute "RC", change it as you like in the Creator.
It will extract the first two address lines into the attributes "Address1" and "Address2", e.g.
Result, from the Data Inspector:
