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RCA.Activities.IE.GetWebAttribute Description The Get Web Attribute activity allows you to get

) In the body of the activity Pick Target Element* - Chooses the field to get the attribute. This activity

)* - String of characters that identifies the element to get the value of the attribute from. Misc Public

Get Web Attribute

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]] (* for Mandatory) **In the body of the activity** * **Pick Target Element*** - Chooses the field to get

)*** - String of characters that identifies the element to get the value of the attribute from. **Misc

RCA.Activities.IE.GetText Description The Get Text activity extracts on a webpage and saves

the field to get the text. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify the location

and structure your code better. Ex: [71577779] Get Text Options From Element (IEElement) - Variable

Get Text

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.IE.GetText == **Description** == The Get Text activity extracts on a webpage and saves it in a String

** * **Pick Target Element*** - Chooses the field to get the text. This activity will generate a string

of the activity to organize and structure your code better. Ex: [71577779] Get Text **Options** * **From

RCA.Activities.Java.GetText Description This activity allows you to get text from a Java file

(JavaElement)* - The element you want to get. From (JavaElement) - The file you get the element from Selector

and structure your code better. Eg: Get Text Java Output Output Text (String) - The element you get from

Get Text

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Java.GetText == **Description** == This activity allows you to get text from a Java file

)* **- The element you want to get. * **From (JavaElement)** - The file you get the element from * **Selector

and structure your code better. Eg: Get Text Java **Output** * **Output Text (String) **- The element you

RCA.Activities.Java.GetElement Description This activity allows you to get elements from a Java

(milliseconds). Input Input Element (JavaElement)* - The element you want to get. From (JavaElement)* - The file you get the element from Selector (String) * - You can add selectors here. String supported only

Get Element

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Java.GetElement == **Description** == This activity allows you to get elements from a Java file

Element (JavaElement)* **- The element you want to get. * **From (JavaElement)* **- The file you get

. Eg: Get Element (% class="wikigeneratedid" id="H-4" %) **Output** * **Output Element

. (* for Mandatory) In the body of the activity Pick Target Element* - Chooses the field to get the item

] Get Element Options. From Element (IEElement) - Element to be referred to when searching

. Target Scroll Height (Int32) - Scroll before getting the Ui Element. To input a number equals

Get Element

*** - Chooses the field to get the item. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify

] Get Element **Options.** * **From Element (IEElement)** - Element to be referred to when

to store the element. **Target** * **Scroll Height (Int32)** - Scroll before getting the Ui Element

. Default value: 30000 (milliseconds). Input Queue Items (IEnumerable<Queue.Item>)* - You need to use Get Queue Items activity to get all items that the user wants to delete and the value of this property is the output items of Get Queue Items activity. Set status of all Queue items specified in [Queue Items

to use Get Queue Items activity to get all items that the user wants to delete and the value of this property is the output items of Get Queue Items activity. Set status of all Queue items specified in [Queue

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and structure your code better. Eg: Get Python Object. Type Argument(Dropdown List) - The .NET data type you want to get from the PythonObject variable. Output Result (Object) - The PythonObject variable

Get Python Object

of this activity. You can edit the name of the activity to organize and structure your code better. **Eg**: Get Python Object. * **Type Argument(Dropdown List)** - The .NET data type you want to get from

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is performed before this activity. Empty Field (Checkbox) - If selected, the field will get cleared before typing. Set Focus (Checkbox) - If selected, the field will get focused before typing. Common Continue

Into Target Scroll Height (Int32) - Scroll before getting the element. To input a number equals to the amount

before this activity. * **Empty Field (Checkbox) **- If selected, the field will get cleared before typing. * **Set Focus (Checkbox) **- If selected, the field will get focused before typing. **Common

Into **Target** * **Scroll Height (Int32)** - Scroll before getting the element. To input a number equals

RCA.Activities.Core.GetRowItem Description This activity allows you to get a value from a DataRow variable according to a specified column. (* is mandatory) In the body of activity DataTable

and structure your code better. Eg: Get row item Output Value - The column value from the specified DataRow.

Get Row Item

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Core.GetRowItem == **Description** == This activity allows you to get a value from a DataRow variable

of the activity to organize and structure your code better. Eg: Get row item **Output** * **Value

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the element to get value of attribute from. Only support for IEElement type. Target Scroll Height (Int32) - Scroll before getting the element. To input a number equals to the amount of pixels to scroll vertically

Width (Int32) - Scroll before getting the element. To input a number equals to the amount of pixels

** * **From Element (IEElement) **- Variable that identifies the element to get value of attribute from. Only support for IEElement type. **Target** * **Scroll Height (Int32)** - Scroll before getting the element

(Int32) **- Scroll before getting the element. To input a number equals to the amount of pixels to scroll