Read a .bprelease file

[MahiG]

Hi there,

I am looking to read a .bprelease file and extract logging level set for process/object and process validation errors details. Could anyone share your thoughts?

Thanks,
Mahi 

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Mahi G
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[HarpreetKaur]

Hello Mahi,

If you're after a count of the number of logged stages within a process or an object individually, you can generate that Report from your Systems tab through System > Reporting > Logging.

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Harpreet Kaur Product Consultant
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[MahiG]

Hello Harpreet, 

Thanks for your response.

My aim is to interact with the XML content of a .bprelease file and identify the logging info and validation errors details. Any thoughts? Please shout if you my requirement isn't clear. 

Cheers,
Mahi

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Mahi G
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[ManishKumar]

Hello Mahi,

You can try DX solution: Process for Automated Reviewer - Digital DA

Cheers,

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Manish Kumar
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[ewilson]

@Mahi G,

Take a look at this VBO on the Digital Exchange:​

https://digitalexchange.blueprism.com/dx/entry/9648/solution/utility---blue-prism-release

Cheers,

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Eric Wilson
Director, Integrations and Enablement
Blue Prism Digital Exchange
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[ritansh.jatwani]

Hi @Mahi G,

You can easily read the xml using XML VBO and create logic to identify the stages having logging enabled/disabled/errors only. Blue Prism uses the below logic to identify if the logging is enabled or not:

<loginhibit /> --> This means the logging is disabled
​<loginhibit onsuccess="true" /> --> This means logging is enabled but only for errors only.
If there is no node related to loginhibit, then it means the logging is enabled for that stage.

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Ritansh Jatwani Senior Consultant
Consultant
EY
Gurgaon
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[EVIPUTI]

I will prefer getting this data using database as it is easily available. If its still needed from XML one can use XML object provided by Blue Prism with support of string operations to filter the tags , You have to find a pattern for your requirements like say for exceptions this is the <exception type= keyword. so simply read XMl and filter this tag out .

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Vipul Tiwari
Senior Process Simplification and Optimization Designer(Solutions Architect)
Fidelity International
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