The package contains a set of activities that allows to register, interogate and delete tasks from Windows Task Scheduler.

It also simplifies the scheduling of UiPath Robots (including arguments).

There are three types of activities contained by the package:

To register tasks

Task Scheduler Scope- in order to register a task, a Task Scheduler Scope is required. The task will be registered in Windows in the Task Scheduler Local Library under the UiPath folder according to the name defined in Properties tab. The task should be configured by adding at least one action and one trigger activity as described in the below items

Actions Activities - are used to add actions to tasks. There are two actions activities defined

Generic Action - activity to add a generic program/script to the task

UiPath Robot Scheduling - activity that facilitates the scheduling of an UiPath Robot. Robot Arguments parameter should be used to transfer arguments to the scheduled robot.

Triggers Activities - are used to configure different scheduling times for a task

Daily Trigger - Schedule a task to run daily

Logon Trigger - Schedule a task to run at user login

Monthly (Days of Week Trigger) - Schedule a task to run monthly. It offers the possibility to choose the day of the week

Monthly Trigger - Schedule a task to run monthly

On System Start Trigger - Schedule a task to run at machine start

One Time Absolute Trigger - Schedule a task to run exactly once.

One Time Relative Trigger - Schedule a task to run once at a time relative to task registration

Repetitive Trigger - Schedule a task to run periodically.

Weekly Trigger -

To interogate a task:

Get Task - used to get a task from Window Task Scheduler Library (by name). Attention, if one creates a task using current package, the task will reside in the 'UiPath' folder, therefore this aspect should be considered if Get Task activity is used on said task

To delete a task - by name, used to delete a task by name from Window Task Scheduler Library

Team: Emanuel Dogaru, Lavinia Nastase

Scheduling of tasks, scripts and UiPath Robots using Windows Task Scheduler feature.

The package contains a set of activities that allows to register, interogate and delete tasks from Windows Task Scheduler.

It also simplifies the scheduling of UiPath Robots (including arguments).

  

There are three types of activities contained by the package:

1.  To register tasks

*   Task Scheduler Scope - in order to register a task, a Task Scheduler Scope is required. The task will be registered in Windows in the Task Scheduler Local Library under the UiPath folder according to the name defined in Properties tab. The task should be configured by adding at least one action and one trigger activity as described in the below items.
*   Actions Activities - are used to add actions to tasks. There are two actions activities defined:

             - Generic Action - activity to add a generic program/script to the task

             - UiPath Robot Scheduling - activity that facilitates the scheduling of an UiPath Robot. Robot Arguments parameter should be used to transfer arguments to the scheduled robot.

*   Triggers Activities - are used to configure different scheduling times for a task.
*   Daily Trigger - Schedule a task to run daily.
*   Logon Trigger - Schedule a task to run at user login.
*   Monthly (Days of Week Trigger) - Schedule a task to run monthly. It offers the possibility to choose the day of the week.
*   Monthly Trigger - Schedule a task to run monthly.
*   On System Start Trigger - Schedule a task to run at machine start.
*   One Time Absolute Trigger - Schedule a task to run exactly once..
*   One Time Relative Trigger - Schedule a task to run once at a time relative to task registration.
*   Repetitive Trigger - Schedule a task to run periodically.
*   Weekly Trigger 

2\.   To interogate a task

*   Get Task - used to get a task from Window Task Scheduler Library (by name). 

Attention, if one creates a task using current package, the task will reside in the 'UiPath' folder, therefore this aspect should be considered if Get Task activity is used on said task.

  

3\.  To delete a task by name - used to delete a task by name from Window Task Scheduler Library.

  

Team: Emanuel Dogaru, Lavinia Nastase

The goal of REFramework is to facilitate the development of business automations by providing a ready-to-use, well-tested, off-the-shelf architecture. Without having to worry about the robot architecture, the developer can focus on the business process to implement, while REFramework takes care of important topics such as: 

*   exception handling 
*   retry mechanism 
*   configuration mechanism 
*   logging capabilities

Implemented as custom activity, the REFramework brings a new level of simplicity, a clearer separation of Business and Architecture layers and a centralized distribution model, while remaining fully compatible with classic REFramework.

For a full documentation and some examples please take a look at the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/emanueldogaruUiPath/REFramework).

Team: [Emanuel Dogaru](https://connect.uipath.com/profile/emanuel-dogaru), [Lavinia Nastase](https://connect.uipath.com/profile/lavinia-nastase)

Classic Robotic Enterprise Framework implemented as custom activity

The goal of REFramework is to facilitate the development of business automations by providing a ready-to-use, well-tested, off-the-shelf architecture. Without having to worry about the robot architecture, the developer can focus on the business process to implement, while REFramework takes care of important topics such as:

*   exception handling
*   retry mechanism
*   configuration mechanism
*   logging capabilities

Implemented as custom activity, the REFramework brings a new level of simplicity, a clearer separation of Business and Architecture layers and a centralized distribution model, while remaining fully compatible with classic REFramework.

For a full documentation and some examples please take a look at the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/emanueldogaruUiPath/REFramework).

Team: [Emanuel Dogaru](https://connect.uipath.com/profile/emanuel-dogaru), [Lavinia Nastase](https://connect.uipath.com/profile/lavinia-nastase)

This custom activity adds a Watermark on images.

The supported formats are: Bmp, Emf, Exif, Gif, Icon, Jpeg, MemoryBmp, Png, Tiff, Wmf. You can specify the text to write, the position on the image, the color and the font.

  

NOTE: Installation Guidelines for Custom Activities can be found [here](https://dmtyylqvwgyxw.cloudfront.net/instances/214/assets/help-guides/UiPath-Go-Installation-Guide-Custom-Activities.pdf).

Custom activity to add watermark on images

This custom activity adds a Watermark on images.

  

The supported formats are: Bmp, Emf, Exif, Gif, Icon, Jpeg, MemoryBmp, Png, Tiff, Wmf. You can specify the text to write, the position on the image, the color and the font.

Custom activity to add watermark on images.

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