In Automation Anywhere, the best practice is to prefix custom variables with a lower-case v then use camel case naming with no spaces for the rest of the variable name.Variables are used to label and store data that our bot uses for processing. Before we get started adding commands to our Actions List, we’ll need to create some variables to store some of our data for this exercise. An “Automate” dialogue will appear asking how you want to get started.In the upper left corner of the screen, click the “New” button.Launch and login to the Automation Anywhere Client (Either Enterprise or Community – either will work).We’ll be building from scratch on this one, so we’ll need to create brand new bot. We have a good start on our requirements and we understand what needs to happen for this exercise to be completed successfully. Step 5: Enter Translated Text into Website Field – Once the translated text comes back, we’ll pull it out from where we stored it (variables) and enter it into the input field on the site/ Step 6: Click the Submit Button – The last step for our bot is to press the Submit button for us so the site can validate if our translation of the Text to Decode is correct. Step 4: Collect the Results of the Bing Translate Bot – The Bot Store bot should return to us the data we need, so we’ll have to store that data someplace so we can enter it into the web form. Step 3: Pass Text to the Bing Translate Bot – Since we’ll be leveraging a Bot Store bot here, we just need to worry about getting the bot the proper text, and letting the Bing Translate bot handle the rest. Step 2: Read Text to Decode From Page – Our bot will have to read the message from the page so we would know what to translate. Step 1: Launch Website – We’ll have to have the website open before we can start extracting content or entering data. To get started thinking about the steps we’d need to take – look at the exercise page to understand the specifics of this exercise. Once we have that pseudocode shell – its much easier for us to go back and start filling in the pieces to complete each task. Remember, think of pseudocode as the human readable steps that our bot will need to accomplish. To accomplish this task, we’ll integrate a Bot Store utility-bot (to help with the translation) with our own bot’s logic.
Our job is to create a bot that can read that message from the page, translate that message, and return the translated text back to the website for verification. In this exercise, a message is provided to us in a foreign language. BackgroundĪ natural part of building bots is making best use of all the commands, tools (and even other bots as we’ll see) that are available to you.
#Translate bot commands license#
You’ll need to have Automation Anywhere Enterprise v11 workbench installed and licensed with a bot creator license to follow along with this lab.
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