A developer was assigned a task to build a process that will interact with hidden or minimized windows on an employee's machine.
To ensure the UI automation runs in the background which commonly used activity property must always be avoided?
A developer was assigned a task to build a process that will interact with hidden or minimized windows on an employee's machine.
To ensure the UI automation runs in the background which commonly used activity property must always be avoided?
The Activate property should always be avoided when performing UI automation that runs in the background and interacts with hidden or minimized windows. This is because the Activate property brings the specified UI element to the foreground to interact with it. If the window needs to remain in the background or is minimized, using Activate would contradict that requirement, making the automation fail to interact correctly with the hidden or minimized window.
Should be A, as Default (Hardware) doesn't work in background. https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2022.10/user-guide/input-methods
Default isn't an activity property. The "default method" simulates the keystrokes using the hardware driver. Activate is a property of the TypeInto activity. By default, the checkbox is selected. When true/checked, the specified UI element is brought to the foreground and activated before the text is written. Answer is C.
To ensure that the UI automation runs in the background and interacts with hidden or minimized windows on an employee's machine, it is important to avoid using the "SimulateType" property on activities that involve typing or keyboard input. The "SimulateType" property is used to simulate the typing of text or keyboard input without actually sending the input to the application's window. This property is commonly used to speed up the automation process and to reduce the risk of errors caused by the timing of the input. However, when interacting with hidden or minimized windows, using the "SimulateType" property can cause issues because it relies on the application window being active and in the foreground. If the window is hidden or minimized, the input will not be sent correctly, and the automation process may fail.
Correct answer should be C
C IS CORRECT
Activate - "When this check box is selected, the specified UI element is brought to the foreground and activated before the text is written."
Si bien los valore predeterminado no funcionan en segundo plano "Predeterminado no es una propiedad" es un valor que se le da ala propiedad "Metodo de entrada" . la propiedad activate hace que siempre traiga la ventana al primer plano
Property of click activity too
A Default does only work in fore ground
Default does not work in background. But can anyone explain Activate?
Okay I read about Activate, it is activity, not a property lol
Answer is C Activate
Can you please explain your answer with details and source? Activate is an activity, not a property.
Answer is C Activate
The Correct answer is A because Default is not working in the background !
Default is a hardware event which does not support background activities
Can't be the answer C ?