Automation Surface
The Automation Surface in Pega Robot Studio is crucial for building and testing workflows. Here’s how it works:
Building a Workflow: You can drag objects from the Toolbox to the Automation Surface, where they are added to the Palette. The Palette contains objects relevant to the current automation or application.
Selecting Actions: When you drag an object from the Palette to the Automation Surface, the Select Action dialog box appears. Here, you can select properties, methods, or events for the object. You can add multiple properties simultaneously, but only one method or event at a time.
Automation Blocks: After selecting and adding properties, methods, or events, Robot Studio creates an automation block on the Automation Surface. This visual representation helps in understanding the workflow.
Testing and Running Projects: You can directly test or run your project using the Test button on the Automation Surface, ensuring that the automation behaves as expected.
Application Designer
The Application Designer is a powerful feature for managing application objects. It allows you to:
Interrogate Applications: Interrogate and identify various elements within an application.
Manage Targets and Match Rules: Define targets and match rules to ensure that the automation correctly identifies and interacts with the application objects.
Modify Controls: Rename, highlight, delete controls, and modify their properties. You can also test changes to target properties and methods.
Match Status: The Application Designer shows a complete list of interrogated objects and their current match status, helping you keep track of which elements are correctly identified. - Team Enigma Metaverse

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