A developer met with a rental car company to review their business requirements which takes reservations from a Microsoft Outlook email box. The company has indicated the following occurs in their application:1. Login to the rental car company's desktop application2. Navigate to the Rental Requests section3. Get emails from their Microsoft Outlook account4. Extract data from the current email and add it to the queue5. For each Queue Item:-a) Navigate to the Reservations section-b) Add the booking details into the Reservations section-c) Close the current reservation and move to a new one6. Log out and close the company's applicationThe developer needs to create a process using the Dispatcher/Performer architecture for the company. Which steps will be included in the Dispatcher process?
Answer(s): B
You are invoking a workflow file called SecondaryWorkflow.xaml from PrimaryWorkflow.xaml. The following shows the Import Arguments panel of the Invoke Workflow File activity:In addition, the following reflects the Arguments panel in SecondaryWorkflow.xaml:You use a Log Message activity in "SecondaryWorkflow.xaml" to print the value of the argument "in_WelcomeMessage". What is the expected result of executing "PrimaryWorkflow.xaml"?
Answer(s): D
Where in the Robotic Enterprise (RE) Framework template project is the SetTransactionStatus.xaml invoked?
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A developer used the Robotic Enterprise (RE) Framework to implement an automation of a website. For security reasons, the credentials for the login are stored in the Orchestrator.Which steps should the developer perform to use these credentials in the project?
Answer(s): A
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