How does one force a new session in the web player?
I am tiling multiple analyses (6) in a web page with iframes, and sometimes (50/50) all but one error out seeming to grab the same session as the one that succesfully loads. In theory if i can add a url parameter that says 'new session' i can force 6 distinct sessions.
Error:"The requested analysis is not loaded on the server. The
analysis with id 'a4afc9575f43c2046c4c1- 281400259cfe04' is not found
in session 'jxqmqvizv5zxoyvhulnj3nmh' in application instance
'281400259cfe04'. This may indicate that the server has been
restarted. (For additional information see server log file or supplied
detailed message). "
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I'm using Blueprism and I have to create a robot for a web application. So far I've had all of my subpages spied in one object, but now I must split that object into 5 different objects, each object for one subpage for example :
Now I got this : Web App - Object and I must split it into
Web App - Login Page
Web App - Main Page
Web App - Settings Page etc.
Everything worked when I had just one object but now it's not.
I spied elements again for my new objects in my application modeler.
Also I tried the "Sharable option" and of course published all of my pages.
For example my Web App - Main Page action cannot be used by my Settings Page. I can choose it from the list but then I get this error :
Internal : Failed To perform Step 1 In Navigate Stage 'Click' on page 'click' - Not Connected
What should I do and what should I write in application modeler when I'm asked for the URL of my start page? I've tried the main url for example web.com, my subpages url : web.com/main and also I tried to leave it blank.
Please help me to solve this problem
When splitting your functionality across multiple objects, it's important to note how Blue Prism handles connections ("attachments") to individual applications.
When a Business Object is leveraged to Launch a business application, the attachment to the application itself is (normally) handled in the background by Blue Prism. When another business object is created, the attachment isn't handed off to the secondary object(s). This is clearly laid out in the Blue Prism Object Design Guide document, section "4.2.4. Attaching":
An object must be attached to the application before it can be used
to automate it. When an object launches an application, it is
automatically attached to that application. Therefore, the ‘Basic
Actions’ object does not require an ‘Attach’ action. The remaining
objects that wish to work with an application that is already launch
must first attach to the application.
The solution to this object design paradigm is to include a non-published "Attach" function in each of the secondary objects that's called at the start of each of the secondary object's actions. From the aforementioned guide:
If an object attempts to attach to an application when it is already
attached, an error will result. Therefore, when building an ‘Attach’
action, it is best practice to first detect if the object is already
attached to the application. A typical ‘Attach’ action may look like
this
By using the approach above, every other action within the object can call the ‘Attach’ page as is its first stage to
ensure the action is ready to work with the application e.g.
If you are already launched the application then no need to keep url to rest of the Objects , just in application modeler u check the checkbox for application is already running, after that in each and every page attach the application and in the attach page keep the web page(all the navigating pages) names in the collection and passing it as a webtitle parameter to the attach stage
This works fine.
We are facing an issue with Ajax True Client script. When recording and replaying the script. One transaction took more than 60 sec time to load the page. Same behaviour observed after executing scenario in controller as well. But, if we manually perform the same transaction, it took only 8 sec. There is huge gap between the expected response times. Can any one suggest the fix?
This happens because of external resource download attempts by the script, which are not visible to you when you manually browse the page.
For example, if the page requests data from Google Analytics, or Facebook, and cannot access these sites (due to company restrictions, firewall, etc.), the response time would jump up to 60 seconds (timeout), but when you browse manually, you will not experience the timeout, since the browser behaves differently.
To resolve this issue, you should first find out which site is the script attempting to download data from? You can do this using a browser's developer tools (such as F12 tool in Google Chrome), and looking at the "Network" tab. Once you use this tab and browse to the web page, you should see the external HTTP requests. Make a list of these sites.
Once you know which external sites the page goes to, you can then use the Utils.removeAutoFilter JS command in your TruClient script:
From the Truclient Toolbox, choose "Misc" > "Evaluate Javascript Code" and add it to the first line of your script.
Then you can set the JS code in this action to:
Utils.removeAutoFilter(url, isIncluded);
for example, to prevent the script from downloading data from facebook:
Utils.removeAutoFilter('http://facebook.com', true);
Utils.removeAutoFilter('https://facebook.com', true);
Utils.removeAutoFilter('http://www.facebook.com', true);
Utils.removeAutoFilter('https://www.facebook.com', true);
Does IBM Domino track the last login date for web users(UserName/Password and internet certificate)? I know the access logs contains this information but wanted to know if there may be something built into Domino (maybe in Address Book). Trying to come up with a method to disable web accounts that have not accessed a domino server in a specified time period.
Thanks,
Kev
The User Activity area in the Database Properties picks up from the log.nsf, which is where this information is stored. But, typically, the log.nsf will only have a few days' worth of information. When I've had this requirement before, I've manually captured it via a custom login page or an initUser function I've had in applications.
One of the easiest solutions is to trigger an action from a live web page that generates a database.nsf?openagent event.
like:
or
Ideally you've use the openagent to print a content type and a response, but if you don't browsers do pretty well with invalid responses from servers.
inside your "myagent" you will have the users name available to you to write it to a document.
Your next challenge will be in getting the agent to trigger, but, not too often, ideally only on login.
When a user uses a custom login form it submits the username/password and redirection url in POST method. You could change that to ...?openagent&nexturl=/blablabla.nsf
Your tiny little agent would run one and only one time upon login and update a document in a your custom logging database.
That's a developer's solution.
There are also admin solutions. The server does keep track of active web sessions, but, it does not drop them into the log.nsf like it does upon session ending for a notes session. I don't think it would be too much work from an admin standpoint to get that information there are a lot of event triggers available to you. It's just been way too long since I worked on any server that anyone cared about statistics.
I have spent several hours reading various articles on Azure Application Insights (AAI). I'm trying to determine how AAI determines what a session is and where I can find a count of unique sessions (first time visitors) vs. returning visitors. Actually, I know where to find a count of unique sessions but I don't see where I can find a count of returning visitors.
Application Insights defines session as a period of time between the first and the last telemetry item with the same session ID. Session IDs are generated by the various flavors of Application Insights instrumentation code running in the applications. For example, in web apps this is done by the JavaScript code running in a browser and automatically tracking page views.
In particular, the JavaScript code generates a new session ID when the browser loads a page for the first time. This session ID is reused for as long as any telemetry items (page views, events, etc.) are tracked by the app within 30 minutes. If no telemetry is tracked in 30 minutes, it assumes user stopped interacting with the app and the session expires. When telemetry tracking resumes after the timeout, a new session ID will be generated indicating beginning of a new user session.
To analyze the number of returning users, you can chart "Users (Unique)" and "New Users (Unique)" metrics as described here.
I have just started using GWT for web interface for our application.
My app has three different views for three different types of users. Each user has different type of interface (i.e. different navigation different menus etc).
There is one login page which will be index page of the application. The user shall enter the credentials and will be redirected to his/her section.
My problem is that how I can transform this scenario in GWT context. Weather I shall have four modules (i.e. one for login and other three for three type of users); weather there will be one module and I just have to change/load panels according to the user view type.
How shall I integrate these modules into one app? Weather I have to use JSP's to integrate these modules? Or these modules can be integrated by GWT to make a complete app.
Kindly help me in this regard.
Cheers
Raza
You could opt for having one module and via code splitting load the specific interface for the user.
Depending on your login procedure there a different ways to load the specific user interface. If the login is done in GWT code, so the login page is part of the application, then for example if the user logs in via a RPC call upon successful login a value is returned that indicates which user interface to start. Or if the login is done prior to loading the gwt page, for example if you use the standard webserver authentication, than the index page returned, which contains the gwt app, upon successfull login can already contain a variable generated in html which is than used to guide which user interface is loaded. These are just very generic ideas, but I hope you get the idea.
Regarding several modules. If you have 3 different modules, your build time also becomes 3 times as long, because GWT needs to generate 3 different applications.