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Tinyterm capture file
Tinyterm capture file





tinyterm capture file

ConnectionString: contains the connection parameters automatically generated from the connection dialog.By default, after activity execution, the terminal connection is closed. It acts as a container for all other terminal activities. It is the main terminal activity and represents a connection to a terminal server. WaitType: allows specifying if the terminal should be in a ready state when executing the activity recommended value is “READY”.TimeoutMS: specifies the time to wait for the activity to execute value is in milliseconds.DelayMS: represents the time to wait after the activity executed value is in milliseconds.

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Refresh: used to perform a full refresh of the terminal screen (used only for testing/validation).Actions commands: each of these are commands generates a specific terminal activity they are described in a Terminal activities section.Stop/Start (recording): temporarily stops recording, in case some actions do not need to be recorded.Save & Exit: stops the terminal connection and saves the recorded actions.This pane containsthe list of recorded actions (auto generated activities). It includesthe coordinates (row/column), LabeledBy/FollowedBy/Index properties, the text value and a flag indicating if the field is editable or not.

tinyterm capture file

The properties of the selected field are displayed the Field Properties pane. Index property is used when there are multiple fields with the same LabeledBy/FollowedBy property, like in a table. In the above picture, the selected field is “PUB1” and it is labeled by “System name:”. This is useful in case a screen changes a bit and the coordinates are not valid anymore, however, the text before/after a field is usually the same. The more reliable way is using LabeledBy/FollowedBy/Index properties. There are two methods by which UiPath identifies a field on the screen: by coordinates or by visual elements.įield identification by coordinates is straightforward, as it uses the row/column coordinates to located the field. The terminal screen is organized in fields, highlighted in orange color. Recording wizardĪfter specifying connection parameters the UiPath Terminal Wizard is automatically started. This method is available only when using IBM EHLL standard and it is described in EHLL section.

  • Type: the terminal type: TN3270, TN5250 or VT.
  • Manually specify addressĮnter manually the connection parameters: For example, for Attachmate Reflection, one may choose a rd5x/rd3x file, corresponding to a TN5250/TN3270 profile file. Use an existing profileīrowse to a profile file containing the connection information, specific to selected provider. “Show client application” flag specifies if the 3rd party provider window is displayed during recording/play. A more detailed description on each provider can be found in section Supported providers. Based on this selection, the “Connection type” section changes accordingly, depending on what connection types are available for the specific provider. The “Provider” combo box specifies which provider to use. Then the connection configuration dialog is displayed. The first step for creating a terminal session is by dragging the “Terminal Session” activity into the workflow. One may choose between those three based on the accuracy and the level of the provided details (like colors, field information, etc).
  • using the UiPath internal implementation of these protocols.
  • using the existing/installed terminal application.
  • There are several ways to automate the mentioned terminals: It works with TN3270/TN5250/VT terminals. UiPath Terminal wizard is designed to help you automate data extraction and/or task execution on various terminals (Mainframe/AS400/VT). Once installed, the activities can be found under “App Integration -> Terminals” as in the following picture: In order to use terminal activities, the Nuget package “” needs to be installed. See how chief information officers are scaling digital business operations with end-to-end automation Where robots check in with you for direction Pre-built automation components & templates UI and API integration within the same automation Where citizen developers can build automations Reveal processes by analyzing system logs The cloud native platform, on-prem or in public cloudĬrowdsource and manage your automation pipeline Compare SaaS, public cloud, & on-premises







    Tinyterm capture file