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steps: 1. Step 1 - Check browser version 1 – Open your browser 2 - Check browser version. On Chrome

://settings/help Ex: version is 124.x.x.x 2. Step 2 - Configure browser driver 1 - Download the browser

/Agent 1 - On akaBot Studio: Go to Options --> Execution --> Browser Version --> Check the Auto Detect

Configure Browser Driver

Configure Browser Driver

below 03 simple steps: === **1. Step 1 - Check browser version** === 1 – Open your browser 2 - Check

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If you used the **Browser **activity package to perform the web automation and your browser

, please follow below steps: Step 1 - Open Extensions page on your web browser. Example: on Chrome Click

akaBot web extension helps to akaBot Studio or Agent to interact with web browsers when using the activity package Native Browser. If you use activity package Browser to perform web automation

extension, please follow below steps: **Step 1 -** Open **Extensions page** on your web browser. Example

akaBot web extension helps to akaBot Studio or Agent to interact with web browsers when using the activity package Native Browser. If you use activity package Browser to perform web automation

, access local instance Step 2 : Click to (1) to open “Create new database dialog” (2) input schema

Tomcat Configuration 4.2.1. Configure log settings Step 1: Open the file %TOMCAT_PATH%\conf

Configuration 6.2.1. Security Configuration Step 1: Stop the Elasticsearch service. Step 2: Open the file

[1] Center Installation guide for standalone model on Windows Server (Network Edition)

Configuration** === **4.2.1. Configure log setting**s Step 1: Open the file **%TOMCAT_PATH%\conf

. Security Configuration** Step 1: Stop the Elasticsearch service. Step 2: Open the file %ES_PATH%\config

. [[image:1698831288454-144.png]] **6.2.2. Other configuration** Step 1: Open Command Prompt with "Run

1. Stop ActiveMQ service sudo systemctl stop activemq 2. Update value of Java Heap memory Open

. Save changes and exit Press ESC then type: :wq 2.4.2.5 Step 5: Configure Tomcat log 1. Open the file

Press ESC then type: :wq B. Configure Logback Setting 1. Open the logback setting file sudo vi /opt

sources, offers database normalization and distributes the data. 1. **Kibana** is an open source data

==== (% style="margin-left:40px" %) ~1. Open the file //**/opt/tomcat/conf/logging.properties**// (% style

(%%) ===== (% style="margin-left:40px" %) ~1. Open file quartz.properties (% style="margin-left:40px" %) (% style

. Save changes and exit Press ESC then type: “:wq” 2.1.5 Step 5: Configure Tomcat log 1. Open the file

and exit Press ESC then type: “:wq” 2.4.2.2. Configure Logback Setting 1. Open the logback

and decrease the performance. To stop this, change the configuration in Catalina.out as below: 1. Open

Logback Setting**(%%) ==== (% style="margin-left:40px" %) ~1. Open the logback setting file (% style

Database connection(%%) ==== ~1. Open the file application-prod.yml cd /opt/tomcat/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF

in Catalina.out as below: ~1. Open the file sudo vi /opt/tomcat/bin/catalina.sh 2. Press ESC then type: “:229

by opening the workflow on the same user account and on the same machine. If the workflow is opened

the workflow. [[image:1715509336328-842.png||height="182" width="433"]] 1. **Configure the connection** When

be decrypted only by opening the workflow on the same user account and on the same machine. If the workflow is opened by another user or on another machine, an error message appears, and the two properties must