- Primeros pasos
- Para administradores
- Proyectos de flujo de trabajo de RPA
- Crear un flujo de trabajo RPA a partir de una idea
- Creación de un proyecto
- Cómo iniciar un flujo de trabajo de RPA
- Gestionar archivos y carpetas de proyecto
- Conectar flujos de trabajo de RPA a tus cuentas
- Configurar actividades
- Gestionar las actividades de un proyecto
- Transferir valores entre actividades
- Iterar a través de los elementos
- Gestionar los datos en un proyecto
- Configurar un proyecto para usar tus datos
- Usar recursos de archivos y carpetas
- Configuración local para proyectos de flujo de trabajo y aplicación RPA
- Proyectos de aplicación
- Aplicaciones en Studio Web
- Diseñar proyectos de aplicación
- Depuración de proyectos de aplicación
- Publicar, implementar y actualizar proyectos de aplicaciones
- Importar y exportar proyectos de aplicación
- Trabajar con entidades en un proyecto de aplicación
- Crear aplicaciones accesibles
- Añadir descriptores accesibles
- La etiqueta Accesible
- Uso del control Pestaña para la accesibilidad
- Diseñar listas y encabezados accesibles
- Diseño de aplicaciones receptivas
- Relación de contraste de color
- Estilos preestablecidos y asignaciones a nivel de aria para el control Encabezado
- Limitaciones conocidas
- Visión general de los controles
- Botón
- Casilla de verificación
- HTML personalizado
- Selector de fechas
- Lista desplegable
- Cargador de archivos
- Cargador de archivos múltiples
- Lista desplegable de selección múltiple
- Botón de radio
- Editor de texto enriquecido
- Control deslizante
- Interruptor
- Área de texto
- Cuadro de texto
- Cuadro de texto (correo electrónico)
- Cuadro de texto (Número)
- Controles de iconos
- Establecer un contexto externo utilizando parámetros de consulta
- Establecer un contexto externo utilizando eventos externos
- Utilizar matrices para rellenar controles desplegables, desplegables de selección múltiple y botones de opción
- Utilizar controles tabulares con entidades de Data Service en proyectos de aplicación
- Insertar agentes conversacionales
- Actividades de la aplicación
- Procesos de agente
- Agents
- Soluciones
- Flujos de trabajo de API
- Pruebas
Guía del usuario de Studio Web
The Publish button in the Studio Web toolbar gives you two options:
- Publish — packages the solution and publishes it to a feed without creating a deployment. Use this when you want to deploy the package later from the Manage tab or from Orchestrator.
- Deploy — packages the solution and creates or upgrades a deployment in one guided flow.
Both options open a panel with a WHAT WILL HAPPEN sidebar that previews the steps for your specific flow before execution begins.
Requisitos previos
- You have a solution project open in Studio Web.
- The solution has no unresolved errors. The Publish button is unavailable when the solution contains errors.
To deploy to a shared workspace, you need the permissions required to create solution folders and deployments in your tenant.
Publish a solution to a feed
Use this procedure when you want to package the solution without creating a deployment.
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In Studio Web, open the solution in the Build view.
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Select the dropdown arrow on the Publish button, then select Publish — Package to a feed.
The publish panel opens. The WHAT WILL HAPPEN sidebar shows the steps: Setup and Publish package.
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In the Release notes field, optionally enter a description for this version.
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In the Version field, confirm or edit the version number. The field is pre-filled with the next incremented version. A Last published version hint shows the previously published version.
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Select Pack.
Result: The solution package is published to the feed. It appears in the Versions tab in the Manage view and in Orchestrator under Solutions > Packages. To deploy the published package, use the New deployment button in the Manage view. For more information, see Managing deployments.
Publish history panel
The publish history panel in a solution project lists all published versions. Selecting a version item expands it, showing icon buttons with tooltips for the following actions:
- Preview — opens the published version in read-only mode.
- Restore — restores the solution to this published version.
- View — opens the published version in a new tab. Available only when the publish was successful.
If a publish failed, the expanded item shows an error message. Select Copy error text to copy the error message.
Version items are not expandable while a publish is in progress.
Deploy a solution
Use this procedure to package and deploy a solution in one flow.
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In Studio Web, open the solution in the Build view.
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Select the dropdown arrow on the Publish button, then select Deploy — Publish package & create deployment.
The deployment panel opens. The WHAT WILL HAPPEN sidebar shows the steps for your specific scenario.
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Complete the deployment form based on your scenario:
First-time deployment — the panel title is Deploy and the sidebar shows four steps: Setup, Configure, Deploy, Activate. Fill in the following fields:
Campo Descripción Versión The published version to deploy. Pre-filled with the latest available. Includes publish date and release notes hint. Nombre de la implementación Required. Pre-filled with the solution name. Ubicación The Orchestrator folder where the solution folder will be created. Solution folder name Required. Pre-filled with the solution name. Editable if you want a custom folder name. Activate immediately When enabled, triggers are activated as soon as the deployment completes. On by default. Set up runtime When enabled, provisions a serverless runtime when no default execution machine is configured at the tenant level. On by default. Upgrading an existing deployment — the panel title is Pack and upgrade and the sidebar shows six steps: Setup, Publish package, Configure, Deactivate solution, Deploy, Activate. Fill in the following fields:
Campo Descripción Notas relacionadas Optional description of the changes in this version. Versión Required. Auto-incremented from the last published version. Editable. Includes a Last published version hint. Implementación The existing deployment to upgrade. Pre-selected. -
Select the primary button — Deploy or Pack and upgrade — to begin.
Optionally, select the dropdown arrow on the primary button and choose Customize — Deploy package, then fine-tune settings — to review and adjust individual component settings after packaging completes.
Result: The panel runs through the steps in sequence. When all steps complete, the sidebar shows green checkmarks and the main area displays Deployment successful — Solution [name] v[version] has been deployed!
From the success screen:
- Select Back to build to return to the Build view.
- Select View deployments to open the Manage tab for this solution.
- Select Go to folder to open the solution folder in Orchestrator.
- Select Start job to immediately run the deployed automation.
A Logs panel at the bottom shows the timestamped deployment output. Select Copy to copy the full log.
Activate a deployment
Use this procedure to activate a deployment that was installed but not yet activated — for example, when Activate immediately was disabled during deployment, or when a deployment shows the Inactive (Ready to activate) status.
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In Studio Web, select Manage in the toolbar to open the Manage view.
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In the Deployments tab, select the deployment you want to activate.
The deployment detail panel opens on the right.
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Selecciona Activar implementación.
Result: The activation runs immediately. When complete, the panel shows Deployment successful — Solution [name] v[version] has been deployed! with the same post-deployment actions available: Back to build, View deployments, Go to folder, and Start job. The deployment status in the grid updates to Active.