RPA Blue Prism Object, Process Studio and Wait Stages | NGI Technologies
Object Studio in Blue Prism
Object Studio is where you create and manage Visual Business Objects (VBOs). VBOs encapsulate the logic for interacting with applications, making it easier to reuse and manage automation components. Here are the key stages in Object Studio:
Start: Represents the starting point of an object’s process.
End: Indicates the end point of the process.
Read: Captures data from application elements.
Write: Inputs data into application elements.
Navigate: Performs navigation actions like clicking buttons and selecting menu items.
Wait: Pauses the process until a specified condition is met.
Code: Executes custom code, typically in C# or VB.NET.
Attachment: Connects the object to a running instance of an application.
Terminate: Gracefully ends the connection to an application.
Process Studio in Blue Prism
Process Studio is the main environment for designing and developing automation workflows. It uses a flowchart-like interface for ease of use. Key stages in Process Studio include:
Start: The starting point of the process.
End: Indicates where the process ends.
Action: Executes predefined actions, such as calling an action from an object.
Decision: Introduces branching logic based on conditions.
Choice: Allows multiple branches based on different values.
Calculation: Performs mathematical or string operations.
Data Item: Temporarily stores data.
Collection: Stores lists or tables of items.
Loop: Repeats a set of activities until a condition is met.
Page: Represents a sub-process or reusable sequence within a process.
Wait Stage in Blue Prism
The Wait Stage is used in both Object Studio and Process Studio to pause the execution of the automation until a specified condition is met. It ensures that the automation only proceeds when the required elements are available or conditions are met.
Key Features of the Wait Stage:
Wait for Element: Pauses the process until a UI element is found.
Wait for Condition: Pauses the process until a specified condition is true.
Timeout: Defines the maximum time to wait for the condition to be met.
Exception Handling: Can trigger exceptions if the condition is not met within the specified timeout.
Example Use Case: Logging into an Application
Object Studio:
Start - Navigate (Open Application) -Wait (For Login Screen) - Write (Enter Username) -Write (Enter Password) -Click (Login Button) -End
Process Studio:
Start -Action (Invoke Login Object) -Decision (Check Login Success) -Action (Proceed with Next Steps) -End
By effectively using the stages in Object Studio and Process Studio, along with the Wait Stage, you can create robust and efficient automation processes in Blue Prism.
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