While spying objects in blueprism using application modeller, i am not able to see identify button, instead just seeing only launch option.
It's because the application that you are tring to spy on, isn't launched.
You need to launch it first(from BP)and then Blue Prism alow you to spy on it. If you open aplication "on your own" BP wont see it.
In Win 10, some applications like calculator cannot be spyed as in Win 7.
In order to get identify button you need to do belows:
Launch the application in an object using Navigate stage.
For example, you can create an object with the name "Launch".
Attach the application. You need to create another object using Navigate stage with the name "Attach".
Then you need to use Page stage referencing "Attach" page after Launch stage.
When you complete above, please run it and then, click on the Application Modeler. You can be able to use Identify button at that time.
My blue prism object screen
Kindly reconfigure the application in application modeller, while doing so, give attention to the options you select in application modeller. Setting the correct options like web based or windows based application the problem will be resolved.
Can be two reasons:
Either your application is not launched properly.
Sometimes we face problems with some versions of applications.
The best way to fix your problem is
Edit your settings remove the application path from the navigate stage.
Launch the application separately
Open Navigate stage > Action > Attach
Provide the window title within quotes (example: "Calculator")
Click OK then run the object
Now if you go to application modeller
You will be able to see the identify button under the element.
Hope this will help you.
"Microsoft.WindowsCalculator" use in the application executable path in application modeller.put Microsoft.WindowsCalculator in between < >
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I’ve upgraded a custom model to Dynamics 365, from Ax2012. I’ve created deploy-able package and imported into an on-prem environment.
The machine on which I developed is different from the on-prem environment (TEST-env).
There is some functionality that is not working as it should, which I need to debug, and this is where I get stuck.
I’ve been developing in Ax from version 3 to 2012. I am struggling to get comfortable and find my way in Visual Studio.
In a broad sense I guess my question is: how do I debug something as simple as a button click event on a form? Can I run the form from Visual Studio and debug it there, without having to open the Dynamics 365 website?
Since my development environment and the on-prem D365 website (TEST-env) are on two different machines, is there an easy way to make changes to the code and have the TEST-env updated, or do I have to create a deployment package and import it into TEST-env for each change?
To debug, you just create a project with your objects, right click on a form and click "Set as Startup Object" then go put a breakpoint (F9) on whatever line of code, and press F5 to run.
You could connect your Test version to VSTS and do code moves that way via branch/merging.
Your development environment is an entirely isolated version meaning typically your database and the application all live on the same box and all the D365 services run from that one box. IIS is configured to run your instance so when you browser to D365 you are viewing your development environment.
Typical debugging involves placing break points in the code, normally if you know there is code behind a button click you want to break into you would find the form where the button is right-click and get the form name. Then open visual studio 2015 which is the exclusive IDE for development. Find the AOT explorer and paste in the form name. Then open the form once it is in the explorer, find the button and look at the methods, events of that and view the code. From there you can put break points and you just have to attach the debugger to w3wp.exe. Make sure you go into the options under the Dynamics 365 menu and find debugging and make sure to uncheck "Load symbols only for items in the solution" or your break point won't get unless it is something in your project.
The other option you have with debugging is to create what is called a runnable class in D365. You create a new class and add a void main entry and then right-click on the class from the solution explorer and select "set as startup object". Then you can just press the start button from visual studio and that class will fire. This allows you to easily debug scenarios where you are checking what a select in X++ returns or items like that. You can't run the D365 site from pressing start, only simple runnable classes.
Example of a runnable class in D365
class TestClass
{
public static void main(Args _args)
{
Info("hello world");
}
}
All the msdn documents say I should have the following template options (see image below) when trying to create a new asp.net application but for some reason the only options I have are Empty, Web Forms, and Azure Mobile Service.
Does anyone know how I might go about restoring the missing options here as I need to create a new MVC application?
EDIT: Further clarification:
When following the steps carried out here ...
http://www.asp.net/visual-studio/overview/2013/creating-web-projects-in-visual-studio
... when I get to the above dialog I do not have any mention at all of both web API and MVC.
Finally cracked it ...
For some reason the web developer tools were not installed as part of my installation (likely due to the repair that happened last week).
So if anyone else gets this the fix is as follows:
Go to control panel > programs and features
Find "Visual Studio Ultimate 2013" entry.
Right click > change.
Click on "modify"
Tick the box labelled "Microsoft Web Developer Tools" and click to continue.
After running through the setup process everything should now be in place !
Wierd ... these options were in their correct place but apparently not after the repair !
Please ..Select WebForms-> Press Below Check for MVC (This optional u can leave it for now )-> Then you wil have an option for
MVC Application
WEB API application
ASP.NET WEB Application and so on!!
If no
reinstall or run some update for VS2013 ... its corrupted installation i guess or
clear APP-DATA ,TEMP AND MYDOCUEMNTS for VS related stuff...if u have massed it while working other settings...
Cheers!
Currently on my website i am trying to get it so that a user can upload an image from their local images. I have followed a tutorial, but when i debug it and try to open up my images folder i get this error message:
"Current thread must be set to single thread apartment (STA) mode before OLE calls can be made. Ensure that your Main function has STAThreadAttribute marked on it. This exception is only raised if a debugger is attached to the process."
Please can someone help me here, i have read a few posts; but seen as this is my first time doing this; i dont really understand them.
Thanks for any response!
You are trying to use Windows Forms functionality in a ASP.NET Web Page. Line 140:
FileDialog fldlg = new OpenFileDialog();
Windows Forms is desktop technology. You can't mix that with a ASP.NET web app. You can use the FileUploadControl to enable file uploads in your web application:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.fileupload.aspx
I am building an AIR application which opens some specific documents. I want to enable dragdrop on this application. So that when application is running and user drag a file and drop that file on the application window, the application must respond to that event and must be able to perform some action. How can I do this? Thanks
I believe you're looking for the Invoke event.
I believe what you are looking for is a NativeDrag manager with specific settings in application.xml
You can see more details at http://raghuonflex.wordpress.com/2007/12/17/drag-drop-of-a-file-into-an-air-app-beta-3/
I created a page named discussion_monitoring.aspx for fraud monitoring, impolite wording monitor. When detected, I just want to show balloon on system tray. but I haven't found that code to show balloon on taskbar system tray. Most example code I found is on Windows forms, not webform.
Environment: ASP.Net 2.0, Windows XP.
You want to show a balloon in the user's system tray? You can't do it. A web page doesn't have the level of desktop access (shy of an ActiveX control) necessary to make changes like that.
The closest you can hope to achieve is some kind of notification on the web page itself.
If you want the balloon to appear on the server's desktop, you should be able to use the same code that you've seen in a WinForms context. Just import the appropriate WinForms assemblies (System.Windows.Forms, probably System.Drawing), and you're good to go.
Note that it can get hairy, triggering GUI activity on your server from a webapp. You don't want to do things like open a dialog and wait for a response you're never going to get, for instance.
As "Michael Petrotta" said, you can't... But here is the Javascript for showing baloon in the page: http://mckay.cshl.edu/balloons.html