When using the Geometry published parameter in FME Server, the end-user picks their area of interest using an interactive web map.

• A. False
• B. True?
• C. Oops
• D. Correct

Answer: (B)

Using a Geometry published parameter in FME Server lets the end user define a region of interest directly on a web map. When this parameter is exposed, the web interface provides map tools so the user can draw a polygon, line, or point that represents their area of interest. That drawn geometry is then passed into the workspace as the parameter value (typically as WKT or an internal geometry object), which the workspace can use to filter, clip, or otherwise constrain processing to that user-specified area. So the statement aligns with how this parameter works: the end user selects their AOI via an interactive web map.