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HTC Global Services
Last activity: 17 Feb 2020 5:41 EST
Start My Day implementation
I have installed Pega Robot Studio Proprietary information hidden on my machine.
I have a basic understanding of how Start my Day works but i don't know how or where to implement this. Is there any kind of documentation or sample project which can help me with implementing Start My Day.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 17 Feb 2020 5:41 EST
Pegasystems Inc.
US
teoNI would suggest playing with it. A sample project wouldn't really help without a side-by-side explaining everything. The concept is simple enough though.
- An adapter has a property for StartMyDay. This is set to either None (not using SMD), Manual, or Automatic. When using Automatic, the adapter will simple be started by the StartMyDayController (more on the below). When using Manual, an event will fire from the StartMyDayController that you can use in an automation to trigger something more than the start of the adapter (perhaps whenever you start the adapter, you also need to run another process, this will let you do that).
- The StartMyDayController is a component on the Advanced section in the toolbox that has methods for using SMD.
- Adapters also have a StartMyDayControl property that you can use with the StartMyDayController to "remember" the position of windows via the StartMyDayController dialog.
- The StartMyDayController has several dialogs that it would be easier for you to examine. One of which allows a user to select which applications they want included in SMD as well as remember their positions to be placed there for the next run.
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Component.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Properties,_Methods,_and_Events.htm
teoNI would suggest playing with it. A sample project wouldn't really help without a side-by-side explaining everything. The concept is simple enough though.
- An adapter has a property for StartMyDay. This is set to either None (not using SMD), Manual, or Automatic. When using Automatic, the adapter will simple be started by the StartMyDayController (more on the below). When using Manual, an event will fire from the StartMyDayController that you can use in an automation to trigger something more than the start of the adapter (perhaps whenever you start the adapter, you also need to run another process, this will let you do that).
- The StartMyDayController is a component on the Advanced section in the toolbox that has methods for using SMD.
- Adapters also have a StartMyDayControl property that you can use with the StartMyDayController to "remember" the position of windows via the StartMyDayController dialog.
- The StartMyDayController has several dialogs that it would be easier for you to examine. One of which allows a user to select which applications they want included in SMD as well as remember their positions to be placed there for the next run.
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Component.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Properties,_Methods,_and_Events.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Using_the_Start_Dialog.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Using_the_Manage_Applications_Dialog.htm
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Basic concepts and configuration are explained in Pega Certified Robotics System Architect course in PDN . I think that course may help you
HTC Global Services
Thank you @veluk,
I have already gone through the course. I require more information on the Start My Day Functionality, That's why I Am requesting for some kind of documentation or sample project to get a full view of the Functionality.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 17 Feb 2020 5:41 EST
Pegasystems Inc.
US
teoNI would suggest playing with it. A sample project wouldn't really help without a side-by-side explaining everything. The concept is simple enough though.
- An adapter has a property for StartMyDay. This is set to either None (not using SMD), Manual, or Automatic. When using Automatic, the adapter will simple be started by the StartMyDayController (more on the below). When using Manual, an event will fire from the StartMyDayController that you can use in an automation to trigger something more than the start of the adapter (perhaps whenever you start the adapter, you also need to run another process, this will let you do that).
- The StartMyDayController is a component on the Advanced section in the toolbox that has methods for using SMD.
- Adapters also have a StartMyDayControl property that you can use with the StartMyDayController to "remember" the position of windows via the StartMyDayController dialog.
- The StartMyDayController has several dialogs that it would be easier for you to examine. One of which allows a user to select which applications they want included in SMD as well as remember their positions to be placed there for the next run.
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Component.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Properties,_Methods,_and_Events.htm
teoNI would suggest playing with it. A sample project wouldn't really help without a side-by-side explaining everything. The concept is simple enough though.
- An adapter has a property for StartMyDay. This is set to either None (not using SMD), Manual, or Automatic. When using Automatic, the adapter will simple be started by the StartMyDayController (more on the below). When using Manual, an event will fire from the StartMyDayController that you can use in an automation to trigger something more than the start of the adapter (perhaps whenever you start the adapter, you also need to run another process, this will let you do that).
- The StartMyDayController is a component on the Advanced section in the toolbox that has methods for using SMD.
- Adapters also have a StartMyDayControl property that you can use with the StartMyDayController to "remember" the position of windows via the StartMyDayController dialog.
- The StartMyDayController has several dialogs that it would be easier for you to examine. One of which allows a user to select which applications they want included in SMD as well as remember their positions to be placed there for the next run.
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Component.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Start_My_Day_Properties,_Methods,_and_Events.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Using_the_Start_Dialog.htm
http://help.openspan.com/191/Innovations/Using_the_Manage_Applications_Dialog.htm
Updated: 17 Feb 2020 5:41 EST
HTC Global Services
Thank You @tsasnett ,
I will do some sample projects to get a better understanding of this functionality.