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Hi, also a bit curios about this. Microsoft state that WCF should be ~25 % faster than .NET Remoting. ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/dotnet/articles/bb310550(v=msdn.10)?redirectedfrom=MSDN ) Did you try any other type WCF option, like transport or even unsequre. Adding...

Hi, Probably you already solved this, but as your example gave inspiration and I thought I should at least try answer. It looks like you run from a CMD.exe prompt and maybe that is not very easy to catch the output. Powershell example would mabye look something like this. PS> $execution = &...

Honestly I don't think you are doing anything wrong necessarily, we struggle a bit with this and I meet with other customers that face the same. But, if you check in the EventLog on the resouce, does it also state "lost connection" ? Does your client connect to a application server or directly...

What if you check on the port with a browser like this. What is your response. http://<fqdn_robo_client>:<port>/status http://mywinbox.acme.com:8180/status The client should respond a readable output.

Hi, And you do run a "Login" process as the first step? That process should use the LoginAgent resource. (Depending on your config it could use the same port or different port.) We will change our setup, but now we begin with a login on <Resource>:8180 ; that is the loginagent on the resource...

I think many shops think that this is a relevant thing to do. Probably due to quality & speed reasons. (Not to save time as the main driver.)

To my knowledge no. You could request stop to a running process, but that would not stop the schema if it contains a lot of other steps. Currently dicsussing this with BP rep. I do think that putting the scheduler or resource to a maintenance mode would make much sense. ( Finish what you are...

You should probably look into the webservices capabilities of BP. Changed quite a lot in v6, but it gives you the possibility to activate or at least give input to a robot. It is possible to kick of a process or schema from command line, but you would probably do it a bit more robust by kicking...

Hi, As you are mentioning Powershell, I's fairly easy to query the BP backend db and get starttime of schemas and processes. But you need access (read) in the DB for this to happen. We currently catch missed schemas and hung processes this way.(and create tickets for the issues.)

Hi, Just to add to it, see this ting from time to time and usually it's because the resource is offline. (From a BP server perspective) Please add more information about your setup. BR,Håkan

Thank Sivagelli, I did not succed in finding out the automate.exe, but I use a bit of Powershell to iterate the output from SELECT sessionid,sessionnumber FROM BPASession WHERE statusid =1 -- Give me the sessionnumber to iterate from DB. Then I run : AutmateC.exe /sso /dbconname...

Hi, Would be great to get this report form AutomateC.exe. But I still only have two ways to get hold of session_id either by fetching it when you start the process. AutomateC return this feedback whant you fire off a process. The other way I work on is to query the BPASession table in the...

Hi, We have the same, or did conclude the same. I'm not sure if I understand how the concept is supposed to work really. LOGIN to the pool, so that all BOTs are logged in with the same account. Then fire-off processes towards the pool, but they cannot be daisy-chained, they will execut on...