Settings Requests

Retrieving Service Settings Used by the Robot

The following request enables you to display all the service settings used by the Robot.

Note: Please note that you need to include the Robot license key when making this request, as a header. The header's name must be X-ROBOT-LICENSE, as you can see in the example below.

GET

/odata/Settings/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.GetServicesSettings()

Request headers

Key	Value
Authorization	Bearer

Response code

200 OK

Response body

{
    "@odata.context": "/odata/$metadata#System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary_2OfString_String",
    "Keys": [
        "ConfigurationUrl",
        "DeploymentUrl",
        "MonitoringUrl",
        "NotificationHubUrl",
        "LoggingUrl",
        "QueuesSvcUrl",
        "NuGet.Packages.ApiKey",
        "NuGetServiceApiKey",
        "ActivitiesFeed"
    ],
    "Values": [
        "https://your-domain-server.com",
        "https://your-domain-server.com/nuget/feed/documentation",
        "https://your-domain-server.com",
        "https://your-domain-server.com/signalr/hubs",
        "https://your-domain-server.com",
        "https://your-domain-server.com",
        "ec5b1111-5eb9-4264-a545-d5ed85c6301a",
        "ec5b1111-5eb9-4264-a545-d5ed85c6301a",
        "https://your-domain-server.com/nuget/activities"
    ]
}

Retrieving the Robot Execution Settings

The example below enables you to retrieve the Robot runtime settings.

GET

/odata/Settings/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.GetExecutionSettingsConfiguration(scope=1)

Request headers

Key	Value
Authorization	Bearer

Response code

200 OK

Response body

{
  "@odata.context": "/odata/$metadata#UiPath.Core.Settings.ExecutionSettingsConfiguration",
  "Scope": "Global",
  "Configuration": [
    {
      "Key": "TracingLevel",
      "DisplayName": "Logging Level",
      "ValueType": "MultipleChoice",
      "DefaultValue": "Information",
      "PossibleValues": [
        "Verbose",
        "Trace",
        "Information",
        "Warning",
        "Error",
        "Critical",
        "Off"
      ]
    },
    {
      "Key": "LoginToConsole",
      "DisplayName": "Login To Console",
      "ValueType": "Boolean",
      "DefaultValue": "false",
      "PossibleValues": []
    },
    {
      "Key": "ResolutionWidth",
      "DisplayName": "Resolution Width",
      "ValueType": "Integer",
      "DefaultValue": "0",
      "PossibleValues": []
    },
    {
      "Key": "ResolutionHeight",
      "DisplayName": "Resolution Height",
      "ValueType": "Integer",
      "DefaultValue": "0",
      "PossibleValues": []
    },
    {
      "Key": "ResolutionDepth",
      "DisplayName": "Resolution Depth",
      "ValueType": "Integer",
      "DefaultValue": "0",
      "PossibleValues": []
    }
  ]
}

Setting the Number of Hours an Attended Robot Can Run Offline

The request below enables you to change the number of hours for which an Attended Robot retains its licenses in an offline environment to 24 hours.

Please note that this setting is applied when you first connect the Robot to Orchestrator, or after the UiPath Robot service is restarted. If you are running the Community version, you need to restart the tray for the change to take effect.

POST

/odata/Settings/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.UpdateBulk

Request headers

Key	Value
Authorization	Bearer

Request body

{
    "settings": [{
        "[e-mail]": "#String",
        "Name": "AttendedRobot.RunDisconnectedHours",
        "Value": "24"
    }]
}

Response code

200 OK