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This article introduces the knowledge of "how to use SAP iRPA Studio to create local projects". In the operation of actual cases, many people will encounter such a dilemma, so let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations. I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

There are three components involved in this scenario:

(1) iRPA Desktop Studio: a local development tool for robot process projects.

(2) iRPA Desktop Agent: the running environment of robot process automation.

(3) web application on iRPA Factory:SAP cloud platform provides iRPA project deployment, trigger management, operation monitoring and other functions.

In the subaccount of the SAP cloud platform, click Subscriptions to find and subscribe to the SAP Intelligent Robotic Process Automation service.

After entering, click Go to Application to log in to SAP iRPA Factory:

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In iRPA Desktop Agent, maintain the url of SAP iRPA Factory:

Thus an one-to-one relationship between SAP iRPA and local Agent is established.

Create a new Hello World project in Intelligent Robotic Process Automation Studio:

Switch to the workflow view and create a new workflow:

Add the simplest pop-up messageBox behavior (activity) to the workflow editing page:

After completion, it is shown in the figure:

Click the build button on the toolbar to generate the script file you need at run time:

Let's do some local testing before deploying it to the SAP cloud platform.

Switch to the Scripts tab and set a breakpoint in the generated JavaScript code. The purpose of this code is to pop up a dialog box for Hello World, which is similar in semantics to SAP UI5's Dialog control.

Click the debug button:

Select the Test newWorkflow menu item in Desktop Agent:

The previously set breakpoint is triggered and can be debugged step by step:

Once you step through the jerrypopup.open method on line 43, you will see a popup dialog for Hello World, as shown in the following figure.

At this point, local development is over, and the next step is to deploy the project developed in Studio to the SAP cloud platform.

The steps are simple and straightforward. First, export the project developed in Studio and compress the package file at cost:

Then switch to the Intelligent Robotic Process Automation Factory console of the SAP cloud platform, click the Import button, and import the local package file:

After import, click the Deploy button to deploy:

After successful deployment, you will see a prompt for Deployed on the Deployments tab page:

Click the Add trigger button to add a trigger:

Select the specific time to trigger the automated process, and the interval between repeated triggers:

This usage is a bit like the SM36,SM37 transaction code in traditional ABAP Netweaver.

Of course, for testing purposes, you can also choose to trigger immediately and click Run now:

Seeing the Execution successfully requested indicates that the robot automation process has been successfully triggered.

Like Netweaver, the execution of these automated processes can be monitored in SAP Intelligent Robotic Process Automation Factory:

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