RE: Doubts Regarding create robot in Appian?

lewisg7890 — Fri, 03 Nov 2023 02:26:58 GMT

Integration with RPA Tools: Appian often integrates with third-party RPA tools, such as UiPath, Blue Prism, or Automation Anywhere, to create and manage RPA robots. You may need to choose the RPA tool that aligns best with your automation needs and Appian integration capabilities.

RE: Doubts Regarding create robot in Appian?

sadhus2473 — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 16:44:49 GMT

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try and let you know

RE: Doubts Regarding create robot in Appian?

Greg Wheeler — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 14:52:04 GMT

Hi Sadhu!

To answer your questions;

1. Permission tags are used to set user access to the robot, as well as Credentials and Workflows in the Appian RPA console. Since you are an administrator, the permission tag can be anything (e.g. roleoperation). Learn more about permission tags here.

2. The JRE path would only need to be defined if you installed Java in a different location than the system default. If you did not install Java in a different location, this could be the reason for your issue.

3. Same answer as #1.

In your case, permission tags would not impact you. The issue most likely stems from the defined JRE path and Java. I would recommend you remove the Environment variable and delete/create a new robot from the Operations Console. For guidance, you can check out the documentation for creating a robot and setting up the agent. Lastly, check to make sure the agent is running on your host machine to confirm.

Hope this helps!