Packages not visible on the Robot Manager. After successful configuration of runtime in VM
Hi,
Can anyone help me. I have configured & able to see server status also in VM. But Packages are not visible in Pega Robot manager.
Please find the below screenshot.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 8 Jul 2022 4:00 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@RoselinHPublishing via Studio is how packages are added to Robot Manager. It does not connect to the directory or repository directly and then make available the packages that are there. You need to examine your StudioConfig to ensure you have it setup correctly to deploy packages. Here is the relevant section from my %AppData%\Pegasystems\StudioConfig.xml. I am not connected to a PackageServer however if I did, I would have the URL in there or set UseRobotManagerPackageServer to true if you are using a package repository from your Pega Platform.
<Robotics> <!-- baseUrl: Address of Pega API endpoint --> <PegaServer baseUrl="https://<subdomain>.pegacloud.com/prweb/api/v1/" /> <!-- PackageServer baseUrl: Address of the Package Server API endpoint. --> <!--If UseRobotManagerPackageServer = true, package server details will be taken from the RobotManager tag in CommonConfig. If false, the package server url will be picked from here.--> <PackageServer baseUrl="http://MyPackageServer.com" UseRobotManagerPackageServer="false" />
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@RoselinH Have you deployed your packages in Studio to Robot Manager? RM doesn't connect to the package server directly, so it only knows about packages you have deployed to Robot Manager directly.
IQZ Systems LLC
IN
No.... I am getting error while deploying through Studio as: found a blank repository from application settings.
But I have added the packages to VM & Package server connected successfully that package is visible in Package server page. I really don't why that is not visible in robot manager
Accepted Solution
Updated: 8 Jul 2022 4:00 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@RoselinHPublishing via Studio is how packages are added to Robot Manager. It does not connect to the directory or repository directly and then make available the packages that are there. You need to examine your StudioConfig to ensure you have it setup correctly to deploy packages. Here is the relevant section from my %AppData%\Pegasystems\StudioConfig.xml. I am not connected to a PackageServer however if I did, I would have the URL in there or set UseRobotManagerPackageServer to true if you are using a package repository from your Pega Platform.
<Robotics> <!-- baseUrl: Address of Pega API endpoint --> <PegaServer baseUrl="https://<subdomain>.pegacloud.com/prweb/api/v1/" /> <!-- PackageServer baseUrl: Address of the Package Server API endpoint. --> <!--If UseRobotManagerPackageServer = true, package server details will be taken from the RobotManager tag in CommonConfig. If false, the package server url will be picked from here.--> <PackageServer baseUrl="http://MyPackageServer.com" UseRobotManagerPackageServer="false" />