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27-08-20 09:29 PM
Hello guys,
Someone know if is it possible? Use the commands of automate for create a new process?
I tried to search in the library of commands line but i did not found any results
Thanks!
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28-08-20 02:36 AM
There's no direct command line command to achieve this in Blue Prism.
The only way I could think of achieving this would be as follows (note that this method isn't supported by Blue Prism):
Generally, Blue Prism does not recommend editing the underlying process/object files and you do so at your own risk. But this is one potential way to do achieve what you are asking.
Another alternative to automate creation of a new process that is not related to the CLI, would be to build a VBO that interacts with the Blue Prism user interface itself. This would be a starting point to building out this object: https://github.com/blue-prism/blue-prism-utility
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James Man
Professional Services
Blue Prism
Asia/Hong_Kong
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The only way I could think of achieving this would be as follows (note that this method isn't supported by Blue Prism):
- Have a process "template" exported as an XML file
- Generate a new GUID (you could do so from a batch file https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4313422/generate-guid-in-windows-with-batch-file)
- Embed that new GUID into the XML file (replacing the previous GUID)
- Do a find/replace on the name of the process to rename it
- Import the "new" process using the command line command:
Generally, Blue Prism does not recommend editing the underlying process/object files and you do so at your own risk. But this is one potential way to do achieve what you are asking.
Another alternative to automate creation of a new process that is not related to the CLI, would be to build a VBO that interacts with the Blue Prism user interface itself. This would be a starting point to building out this object: https://github.com/blue-prism/blue-prism-utility
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James Man
Professional Services
Blue Prism
Asia/Hong_Kong
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28-08-20 02:36 AM
There's no direct command line command to achieve this in Blue Prism.
The only way I could think of achieving this would be as follows (note that this method isn't supported by Blue Prism):
Generally, Blue Prism does not recommend editing the underlying process/object files and you do so at your own risk. But this is one potential way to do achieve what you are asking.
Another alternative to automate creation of a new process that is not related to the CLI, would be to build a VBO that interacts with the Blue Prism user interface itself. This would be a starting point to building out this object: https://github.com/blue-prism/blue-prism-utility
------------------------------
James Man
Professional Services
Blue Prism
Asia/Hong_Kong
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The only way I could think of achieving this would be as follows (note that this method isn't supported by Blue Prism):
- Have a process "template" exported as an XML file
- Generate a new GUID (you could do so from a batch file https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4313422/generate-guid-in-windows-with-batch-file)
- Embed that new GUID into the XML file (replacing the previous GUID)
- Do a find/replace on the name of the process to rename it
- Import the "new" process using the command line command:
Generally, Blue Prism does not recommend editing the underlying process/object files and you do so at your own risk. But this is one potential way to do achieve what you are asking.
Another alternative to automate creation of a new process that is not related to the CLI, would be to build a VBO that interacts with the Blue Prism user interface itself. This would be a starting point to building out this object: https://github.com/blue-prism/blue-prism-utility
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James Man
Professional Services
Blue Prism
Asia/Hong_Kong
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02-09-20 02:45 AM
Very thanks for the attention and the explain!
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Gustavo Klein
System Analyst
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Gustavo Klein
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