After everything has been setup (database connections, target applications, profiles, steps) you are now ready to run the WSI Robot. Testing – Partial Run 1) Open the Target Application2) Open…
WSI Robot – 05 – Setup Profile Steps
Steps are simply the actions that the robot takes on every row of the database table/view (or file) that is selected as it’s data source.Steps typically use two main actions…
WSI Robot – 04 – Setup Profile
A profile is what ties everything together. It contains the information about what data is going to be used, which application will be written to and the steps needed to…
WSI Robot – 03 – Setup Target Application
The WSI Robot needs to know which application to enter data into. This is called the Target Application.To setup the target application please do the following things:1) Startup the target…
WSI Robot – 02 – Setup Database Connection
The WSI Robot uses data typically from a database or in some cases a file (excel or CSV) to enter data into a foreign system.Therefore the first thing you should…
WSI Robot – 01 – Installing
System Requirements The WSI Robot requires .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher to be installed (should already be installed on Windows 10).Windows 7, 8, and 10 are all supported. The WSI…
System Requirements
1.2.0.1 July 29, 2019 WSSIMP.net – Client IMP.net – SQL Server IMP.net – Windows Services
Configuring – ESMServer.exe.config
The ESMServer.exe.config file stores several configurable values that are used by the service. The default values are shown below: <appSettings><add key=”server_port” value=”43789” /><add key=”service_name” value=”ESMServer” /><add key=”service_display_name” value=”ESM.net – Server” /><add…
Configuring – ESMServer.daConnections
The ESMServer.daConnections file stores the connection string used by the ESM.net Windows Service so that it can connect to it’s respective SQL Server database. An example connection string looks like…