Which option is NOT an example of an FME Flow Web Service?

• A. KML Network Link
• B. Job Scheduling
• C. Data Streaming
• D. Job Submitter

Answer: (B)

FME Flow Web Services are HTTP endpoints that let clients interact with processing and delivery workflows. KML Network Link fits this pattern by exposing live KML feeds to clients like mapping tools, enabling dynamic updates over the web. Data Streaming is another web service capability, providing continuous data delivery from FME to consumers in real time. Job Submitter is designed to receive HTTP requests to start or trigger a job in Flow, which is also a web service interaction.

Job Scheduling, however, centers on when jobs run rather than how clients interact with Flow over HTTP. It’s a background orchestration feature, not an HTTP-accessible service endpoint. So the one that isn’t a Flow Web Service is the scheduling capability.