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I'm a member of the SAP Intelligent RPA Adoption team.
You need frequently to make configurable scripts. SAP Intelligent RPA, provide this functionality thanks to the factory and the environments. I will present you how to do this.
I will use activities that will be released in the version 1.0.9 but the environment selection is available since the version 1.0.6.
To initlialize your variable you have to configure them in the factory.
There is two types of variables :
You can do this in the management tab of the factory :
First of all you have to declare your credential or your variable (setting) with the good activity, you have to put it out of the scenario and check the option Server to tell to the agent to retrieve the credential in the factory and not in the windows credential manager.
Once this done you can use the activity get to retrieve your data. I strongly recommend to store the data in the context sc.localData, because credentials and variables can be sensitive data. And sc.localData is an internal context of the workflow.
Since the 1.0.5 you can retrieve the variables when you launch the project with the studio.
The only thing that you have to check is the environment on which you are plugged.
To do this you have to use the systray in the settings :
And select the environment in which the variables have been configured.
Now you know how to declare and use variables to configure your scripts.
I have presented a webinar on this subject, you can get the recording here.
Important : In this webinar I said that the new activities will be available in the version 1.0.8, it was wrong, it will be available in the version 1.0.9 (coming at the end of April 2020)
I'm a member of the SAP Intelligent RPA Adoption team.
You need frequently to make configurable scripts. SAP Intelligent RPA, provide this functionality thanks to the factory and the environments. I will present you how to do this.
I will use activities that will be released in the version 1.0.9 but the environment selection is available since the version 1.0.6.
Initialize the variables
To initlialize your variable you have to configure them in the factory.
There is two types of variables :
- Credential : you can store a username and a password
- Text : you can store a simple value (a url for example)
You can do this in the management tab of the factory :
Retrieve the variables in a workflow :
First of all you have to declare your credential or your variable (setting) with the good activity, you have to put it out of the scenario and check the option Server to tell to the agent to retrieve the credential in the factory and not in the windows credential manager.
Once this done you can use the activity get to retrieve your data. I strongly recommend to store the data in the context sc.localData, because credentials and variables can be sensitive data. And sc.localData is an internal context of the workflow.
How to retrieve them when you launch your project with the studio :
Since the 1.0.5 you can retrieve the variables when you launch the project with the studio.
The only thing that you have to check is the environment on which you are plugged.
To do this you have to use the systray in the settings :
And select the environment in which the variables have been configured.
Conclusion
Now you know how to declare and use variables to configure your scripts.
I have presented a webinar on this subject, you can get the recording here.
Important : In this webinar I said that the new activities will be available in the version 1.0.8, it was wrong, it will be available in the version 1.0.9 (coming at the end of April 2020)
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