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Introduction to Java Activities Pack in UiPath
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The Java Activities pack introduces a range of new activities designed to leverage the capabilities of Java code seamlessly within UiPath workflows.

### Java Scope Activity

The [Java Scope](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/developer/java-scope) activity serves as a pivotal component, allowing you to initialize a Java library and establish a dedicated scope for all subsequent activities. It is imperative that all activities within this pack are executed within the confines of the aforementioned scope.

### Loading Java Libraries

Within this Java Scope, the [Load Jar](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/developer/load-jar) activity facilitates the loading of .jar files, enhancing the integration of external Java libraries into your automation workflows.

JavaObject Variable and Its Functionalities
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A distinctive feature of the Java Activities pack is the introduction of the JavaObject variable. This specialized data type is tailored for processing outcomes from Java routines in UiPath. It offers the flexibility to convert Java results into standard C# datatypes or utilize them as arguments in other Java methods. The [Get Field](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/developer/get-java-field) activity enables the retrieval of fields from methods within this custom data type, allowing storage in JavaObject variables.

### Instantiation Methods for JavaObject Variables

JavaObject variables can be instantiated through two primary methods:

*   the [Invoke Java Method](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/developer/invoke-java-method) activity allows the creation of this variable from a method.
*   the [Create Java Object](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/developer/create-java-object) activity facilitates its generation from a class.

### Streamlining Java and .NET Interoperability

For users more comfortable with .NET, the [Convert Java Object](https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/developer/convert-java-object) activity streamlines the conversion of any JavaObject variable into an Object variable, ensuring seamless compatibility between Java and .NET environments. This enhanced interoperability broadens the spectrum of possibilities when integrating Java functionalities into UiPath workflows.

The Java Activities pack contains several new activities that help you harness the power of Java code.

Version	Release Date	Download Link
1.3.1	December 13, 2023
Improvements The Java Activity Pack is now compatible with .NET 5 Windows. The activities in this pack now support Secure String parameters.

UiPath Java Activities

Improvements