11 docs tagged with "ODF"

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Starting from 10.3, ODF components are no longer provided in the installation package. You must deploy those components to Control Tower manually when needed.

The Email Fetch Connector is an ODF 2-based library that provides a UI-configurable solution for receiving emails from supported email services and preparing them for further processing.

Work.AI offers the approach allowing smooth and flexible incorporation of user-defined Java libraries into BEP Workers. The approach enables the isolation of BCB classes from the application ones. If BCB classes use a library packaged together with the BCB, the BCB class loader loads the library classes from the BCB even if the Worker app contains the library as well.

The instruction provides guidance on how to make automations you develop appear in Control Tower as an instance of a new AI Agent entity.

ODF 1 is not supported in Work.AI v10.3, and you are encouraged to fully transition to ODF 2. For the ODF documentation, refer to the v10.2.9 user guide.

To quickstart with Spoke, watch this tutorial video and practice the creation of a basic Spoke test.

The tutorial below helps to learn how to debug RPA (actually any Bot Task in your Maven project) in IDEA with the help of Work.AI Developer:

Simple Email Connector is a component you can integrate into your Business Process to retrieve emails from Microsoft Exchange mailboxes. It is based on MS Graph API and has no Work.AI platform dependencies.

Work.AI Developer (previously Intelligent Automation Cloud Developer or IA Cloud Developer) is a part of the Work.AI platform and provides a unique automation environment to evaluate, learn, design, create, and support automation projects.