Hey guys, so I'm looking to write code in the code segment, but I'm missing information on how to operate on all of the objects, eg. collections. This is partly due to no autocompletion as well as when looking up collection handling with visual basic, you are directed to word / excel, and I can't find any documentation related to blue prism.
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- Thread starter NikE
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As far as i know, there is no documentation related to "how to build" custom code in Blue Prism.Hey guys, so I'm looking to write code in the code segment, but I'm missing information on how to operate on all of the objects, eg. collections. This is partly due to no autocompletion as well as when looking up collection handling with visual basic, you are directed to word / excel, and I can't find any documentation related to blue prism.
The usual practice is to use Visual Studio IDE to build code for your requirement and get that on to Blue Prism. Also, lift and shift of code from the IDE might not always help and would need code to be customized to fit for Blue Prism. Good luck!
@sivagelli do you know what kind of project I should make? View attachment Capture.PNG
Anton Hosang
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Code stages are usually written in Visual Basic or C#. Visual Basic usually easier to use if you wrote VBA macros.
Your best bet is to look at MSDN, or some such docs. The Blue Prism Collection is a .NET DataTable object, so look for that in the docs:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.data.datatable?view=netframework-4.7.2
dlls will have to be referenced if outside of the defaults in Global Code pane.
Your best bet is to look at MSDN, or some such docs. The Blue Prism Collection is a .NET DataTable object, so look for that in the docs:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.data.datatable?view=netframework-4.7.2
dlls will have to be referenced if outside of the defaults in Global Code pane.