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Attach Window Close Window Get Active Window Hide Window Maximize Window Move Window Open Application Restore Window Show Window

/Activities/Open%20Application/]] * [[Restore Window>>path://docs.akabot.io/bin/view/Activities/Common

* [[Attach Window>>path://docs.akabot.io/bin/view/Activities/Common%20Windows/Activities/Attach%20Window/]] * [[Close Window>>path://docs.akabot.io/bin/view/Activities/Common%20Windows/Activities/Close

Open Window Window Scope Close Window Get Active Window Maximize Window Minimize Window Show Window Move Window Hide Window Restore Window Get Menu Select Item Scroll Send Hot Key Type Into Check/Uncheck Click Expand/Collapse Find Control Element Exists Wait Element Exist Get Text Get Visible Text Get

Window

* [[Open Window>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Window/Activities/%5B01%5DOpen%20Window/]] * [[Window Scope>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Window/Activities/%5B02%5DWindow%20Scope/]] * [[Close Window>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Window/Activities

RCA.Activities.Common Version 1.0.0.0 Features added Add new activities: Attach Window Close Window Get Active Window Hide Window Maximize Window Minimize Window Move Window Open Application Restore Window Show Window

Window ** Close Window ** Get Active Window ** Hide Window ** Maximize Window ** Minimize Window ** Move Window ** Open Application ** Restore Window ** Show Window ))) ))) {{velocity}} #if ($xcontext.action

Login Window - The newly opened SAP login window in Window variable.

. Text must be quoted. Connection name - SAP connection name as displayed in the SAP Logon window used

connection name from the SAP Logon window used to log on to your SAP system. NumberOfRetries - The number

** * **SAP Login Window** - The newly opened SAP login window in Window variable.

must be quoted. * **Connection name **- SAP connection name as displayed in the SAP Logon window used

is executed. **Input** * **Connection Name** - The exact SAP connection name from the SAP Logon window used

(String) - Allow you to attach files to requests. Click the Ellipsis button to open the Attachments window

Description This HTTP Client with Body Factory activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API. When first dragging this activity to the Designer panel, the HTTP Request Wizard window

. When first dragging this activity to the Designer panel, the HTTP Request Wizard window is displayed

(String)** - Allow you to attach files to requests. Click the Ellipsis button to open the Attachments window and add all the required files. * **Body (String) **- The body of the request. * **Body Format

to requests. Click the Ellipsis button to open the Attachments window and add all the required files. Body

** * **Attachments** - Allow you to attach files to requests. Click the Ellipsis button to open the Attachments window and add all the required files. * **Body (String)** - The body of the request. * **Body Format

Description Activities are the core unit of behavior in Windows Workflow Foundation. The execution

) to akaBot Platform. 📘 Prerequisites Visual Studio 2013 or newer with installed components: Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). Windows Workflow Communication Foundation (WCF). NET framework 4.5.2. akaBot

** == Activities are the core unit of behavior in Windows Workflow Foundation. The execution logic of an activity

2013 or newer with installed components: * Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). * Windows Workflow

installed and do the following steps:** 1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio. 1. In the New Project dialog

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. Turn of Redis service (if running) sudo systemctl stop redis 2. Open redis.conf file sudo vi /etc

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click the Package tab in the left menu. After clicking, the system opens the Package Listing page

at the top right of the Listing page The system will display the window for you to upload the Packages

in the left menu. After clicking, the system opens the **Package Listing** page that includes all **Packages

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