What is the Expression field in WaitMultiple Activity?
Wanted to build a recursive SAPLogon Flowchart, such that Bot would look for easyAccess, if none, look for LoginPassword Page, if none look for Logon760 Page, if none - start Logon760 - LogPass - EasyAccess.
But failed, I did not understand in the end what clauses my WaitMultiple activities generated, and how it is executed.
Also need clarifications about onError handling.
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Posted on Jul 20, 2020 at 04:39 PM
Hi Vladimir - You can keep the expression blank and map all the relevant pages to the wait multiple step.
Thanks
SR
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code1.pngThanks for speedy response!
But there a solution needed, not avoidance.
The WaitMultiple with 2 branches works as intended, and with 3+ branches it fails.
And also, the Flowchart is signaling an wrongoing with WaitMultiple being used without expression.
So the clarification is needed badly.
This Flowchart should be skipping Logon760 when EasyAccess Window is present, but it goes wrong path.
// ---------------------------------------------------------------- // Step: Delay_10_ms // ---------------------------------------------------------------- GLOBAL.step({ Delay_10_ms: function(ev, sc, st) { var rootData = sc.data; ctx.workflow('XLSXtoXD01_1', 'f55178d5-1f33-4d9c-9335-0d89ddbacc96') ; ctx.log("Delay (10 ms)"); // Delays execution for some milliseconds. // This is the standard pause that should be used in normal situations. It simply pauses the execution of the script for the indicated period. // It allows user interaction with Desktop Agent and other programs during the pause. // This can be useful to wait for a process to complete, to avoid going too fast for the operating system, or to give the user time to react. ctx.wait(function(ev) { ctx.workflow('XLSXtoXD01_1', 'bb5d3bb3-5c66-4327-a283-e0192f032cf9') ; ctx.log("Start 'AEQ1200SAPEasyA'"); // Start 'AEQ1200SAPEasyA' AEQ1200SAPEasyA.events.START.once(function(ev) { // Wait until the Page loads AEQ1200SAPEasyA.pWindowSAPLogon76.wait(function(ev) { sc.endStep('noLogon'); // pWindowSAPLogon76 management return; }); }); AEQ1200SAPEasyA.start(); // Wait until the Page loads AEQ1200SAPEasyA.pWindowSAPLogon76.wait(function(ev) { sc.endStep('noEAyesLogon'); // pWindowSAPLogon76 management return; }); // Wait until the Page loads AEQ1200SAPEasyA.pAEQ1200SAPEasyA.wait(function(ev) { sc.endStep('Default'); // pAEQ1200SAPEasyA management return; }); }, 10); }});
I find it strange that it puts endStep Default in the end, but It can be my misunderstanding.
B.r.
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