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- SAP Integration
While use SAP application in automation anywhere, require validating type of SAP application.
- Web Interface
For SAP web interface, we can use all commands whatever using for normal web application interface.
- Windows Interface
We can use key stoke commands because object recorder doesn’t work on SAP window interface.
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Business API
SAP integration command is available with SAP License for Enterprise edition only. SAP integration command is not part of Enterprise suite, it requires additional licensing.
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- RDP
Automation Anywhere can access RDP environment and access the data with in RDP.
In RDP environment, we can use only the following sub-commands because RDP windows identified by AA whereas inner elements of this windows are not.
- OCR
- Object cloning (image)
- Clipboard
- Keystrokes
- Mouse Click
- OCR
OCR (optical character recognition) is a common technology for reading an image as a text file.
Use this command to capture an image or picture, convert it to text, and transfer the data to another application.
The OCR command provides the following sub-commands:
- Capture Window
- Capture Area
- Capture Image by Path
- Capture Image by URL
Capture Window Command - Use this command to specify an application window title and capture the window as an image.
Capture Area Command - Use this command to capture a specific area of an application window.
Capture Image By Path Command - Use this command when text that you want to capture is contained in an image that is stored on your local computer or network drive. Specify a path name by typing it or browsing to the path.
Capture Image by URL Command - Use this command to capture an image located on a website URL.
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- Security
Security option is in order to prevent unauthorized access as well as any information from being displayed on the screen while the task is completed. Security parameters to ensure authorized users run the task.
To enable this option under Automation Anywhere:
- Select the task from the 'Task List' frame.
- Go to the 'Properties' tab under the bottom frame and select the 'Security' option.
Prompt and Verify Password: When you specify a password, you can specify whether you want Automation Anywhere to prompt the user for the password before editing the task and before running the task.
Advanced Settings:
- Run this task in stealth mode: Use this option to prevent information from being displayed on the screen while the task is running in Auto-Login mode. Application windows and programs are hidden from your screen to avoid unauthorized users seeing the information.
- Disable mouse and Keyboard for this task: Use this option to disable the computer mouse and keyboard while the task is running in Auto-Login mode. Unauthorized users are prohibited from gaining control of the computer while the task runs. If the computer recognizes an unauthorized user who is accessing the computer, Automation Anywhere automatically locks the computer, ensuring security.
Secure Auto-Login: The program provides a secure Auto-Login capability. You can schedule a task to run at a future time, and then lock the computer. To enable this option under Automation Anywhere:
- Select the Tools -> Options -> Auto Login Settings
At the scheduled time, it will use the login credentials provided in Auto Login Settings to automatically log in, run the task, and lock the computer again. If anyone attempts to use the computer during secure Auto-Login, the program automatically locks the computer in order to avoid any unauthorized access, thus ensuring security.
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- Error Handling / Logging
Use this command to handle errors while running a task, to aid in debugging the task. By using the Error Handling commands, you can isolate errors that occur when running your tasks. When an error occurs, you can continue the task after the error, or stop the task.
The Error Handling command provides the following sub-commands:
- Begin Error Handling
- End Error Handling