Best Optimum Way of Using AutomateC.exe CLI
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14-03-21 04:47 PM
Hi everyone,
When trigger a process with CLI command, if the resource is either offline or busy, session can not be created naturally. Is there any way to create this session as pending? I mean, after a while when resource is available, can session be triggered automatically by Blue Prism? What is your opinions about the topic?
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Taha Sonmez
ROM Architect
SabanciDx
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When trigger a process with CLI command, if the resource is either offline or busy, session can not be created naturally. Is there any way to create this session as pending? I mean, after a while when resource is available, can session be triggered automatically by Blue Prism? What is your opinions about the topic?
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Taha Sonmez
ROM Architect
SabanciDx
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15-03-21 03:23 AM
Hi,
I think there is no function which create sessions to offline or busy resources.
Instead, by using Resource PC Commands via HTTP(s),
you can monitor alive-and-death, create sessions to idle resources and so on.
Online help page is below:
https://bpdocs.blueprism.com/bp-6-10/en-us/helpResourcePCCommands.htm
It's useful but more complex and difficult than using AutomateC.exe,
so if there are any problems, it's better to contact to Support Center.
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Kota Suto
Japan
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I think there is no function which create sessions to offline or busy resources.
Instead, by using Resource PC Commands via HTTP(s),
you can monitor alive-and-death, create sessions to idle resources and so on.
Online help page is below:
https://bpdocs.blueprism.com/bp-6-10/en-us/helpResourcePCCommands.htm
It's useful but more complex and difficult than using AutomateC.exe,
so if there are any problems, it's better to contact to Support Center.
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Kota Suto
Japan
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15-03-21 10:29 PM
Hi @TahaSonmez,
One way you might approach this is to create an orchestration process. One process responsible for kicking off the others. Then you could place the requests into a work queue and the orchestration process would pull from that queue. As processes in the queue are started it's changes their status.
Cheers,
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Eric Wilson
Director, Partner Integrations for Digital Exchange
Blue Prism
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One way you might approach this is to create an orchestration process. One process responsible for kicking off the others. Then you could place the requests into a work queue and the orchestration process would pull from that queue. As processes in the queue are started it's changes their status.
Cheers,
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Eric Wilson
Director, Partner Integrations for Digital Exchange
Blue Prism
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