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Note: This tutorial is for the older UiPath Studio 19.5. Please refer to the latest Integration with UiPath Robotic Process Automation for the latest UiPath Studio 20.10, which provides a much simplified sign in and first run experience compared to previous releases. |
Table of Contents
Introduction to UiPath
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Copy the value for serviceInstanceLogicalName from the response:
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[
{
"serviceInstanceName": "DemoDefault",
"serviceInstanceLogicalName": "DemoDefaultzous50676",
"serviceType": "ORCHESTRATOR",
"serviceUrl": "https://platform-community.azurewebsites.net"
}
] |
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https://platform.uipath.com/odata/Releases with a request headerheaders
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Authorization: Bearer [idaccess_token] X-UIPATH-TenantName: [serviceInstanceLogicalName] |
Copy the value for Key from the response:
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Click on Configure Plugin for the first tool and select JSON Tool, then key in the following configuration:
JSON URL | |
Call Type | POST |
POST Method | Custom JSON Payload |
Custom JSON Payload | { "grant_type": "refresh_token", "client_id": "5v7PmPJL6FOGu6RB8I1Y4adLBhIwovQN", "refresh_token": "[refresh_token]" } |
Under Store to Workflow Variable, map the variables to store the tokens in the matching workflow variables i.e.
access_token | access_token |
id_token | id_token |
Click on Submit to save.
Step 4. Configure Second Tool to Start Job Using the Access Token
Click on Configure Plugin for the second tool and select JSON Tool, then key in the following configuration:
JSON URL | https://platform.uipath.com/odata/Jobs/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.StartJobs |
Call Type | POST |
POST Method | Custom JSON Payload |
Custom JSON Payload (Replace [Key] with the actual Release Key) | { "startInfo": { "ReleaseKey": "[Key]", "Strategy": "All", "RobotIds": [ ], "JobsCount": 0, "Source": "Manual" } } |
Request Headers (Replace [serviceInstanceLogicalName] with the actual Service Instance Logical Name | Authorization: Bearer #variable.access_token# X-UIPATH-TenantName: [serviceInstanceLogicalName] |
Under Store to Workflow Variable, map the status variable to the State attribute in the response JSON i.e.
status | value[0].State |
That’s it. The Joget process has been configured to invoke the UiPath Orchestrator API to start a job.
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