RPA Blue Prism Process & Object Studio Part-4 | Become a Blue Prism Developer | NGI Technologies
Process Studio Stages
Start:
Represents the starting point of a process.
There is typically only one Start stage in a process.
End:
Represents the end point of a process.
There can be multiple End stages if there are different exit points.
Action:
Executes predefined actions or operations.
Example: Calling an action from an object, performing calculations.
Decision:
Introduces branching logic based on a condition.
Example: If-else logic, checking whether a condition is met.
Choice:
Similar to Decision but allows multiple branches.
Example: Switch-case logic, different paths for different values.
Calculation:
Performs mathematical or string operations.
Example: Adding values, concatenating strings.
Data Item:
Stores data temporarily.
Example: Variables to store values, intermediate results.
Collection:
Stores a list or table of items.
Example: Arrays or lists for multiple values.
Loop:
Repeats a set of activities until a condition is met.
Example: For-each loop, iterating through a collection.
Page:
Represents a sub-process or a reusable sequence within a process.
Example: Modular sub-routines, reusable sequences.
Object Studio Stages
Start:
Represents the starting point of an object process.
Similar to the Start stage in Process Studio.
End:
Represents the end point of an object process.
Similar to the End stage in Process Studio.
Read:
Reads data from an application element.
Example: Reading text from a textbox, extracting data from a webpage.
Write:
Writes data to an application element.
Example: Entering text into a textbox, selecting an item from a dropdown.
Navigate:
Performs navigation actions within an application.
Example: Clicking buttons, navigating through menus.
Wait:
Pauses the execution until a specified condition is met.
Example: Waiting for an element to appear, waiting for a process to complete.
Code:
Executes custom code, usually written in C# or VB.NET.
Example: Custom logic that is not covered by built-in stages.
Attachment:
Attaches the object to an application instance.
Example: Connecting to a running instance of an application.
Terminate:
Gracefully ends the connection to an application.
Example: Closing an application, ending a session.
Wait:
Allows for pauses and timing control in the process.
Example: Waiting for an element to appear, introducing delays.
These stages in Process Studio and Object Studio provide the building blocks for designing comprehensive automation solutions in Blue Prism.
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