Sharing on the server
You can share the projects you have created with other users. On Designer, use the Publish To Server and Import From Server features to share projects on the server.
Distributing to the server
Before you can distribute projects to the server, you must log in to the server on Designer. Click the login icon at the top-right corner of the Designer screen to log in to the server.
Distributing to the server
Open the project to distribute to the server.
In the menu, click Export > Publish To Server.
In the "Publish" pop-up window, enter the description for the project and click OK.
When the project is successfully uploaded to the server, the following pop-up window will be displayed.
Viewing the project distributed to the server
You can view the projects distributed to the server on the User Portal.
The access address for the User Portal may vary depending on the server. Customers of the Samsung SDS SaaS service can access the User Portal via the following address.
[SaaS portal addresses]
User Portal: https://bwrpa.samsungsds.com/user
Tenant Portal: https://bwrpa.samsungsds.com/tenant
Admin Portal: https://bwrpa.samsungsds.com/admin
To view the projects distributed to the server, complete the following steps:
Access the User Portal and log in to your account.
Click Process > Project List
On the “Project List” page, view the processes distributed to the server.
Importing from the server
You can import projects distributed to the server to utilize them on Designer. Before you can import projects from the server, you must log in to the server on Designer.
To import a project distributed to the server, complete the following steps:
In the menu, click Import > Import From Server.
Select the target type of the object to import from the server and click IMPORT.
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Target type of the object: Project (regular or headless) or Process Flow
In the "Project List" pop-up window, select a project and click IMPORT.
The imported project will be open in Designer. You can complete an automated process utilizing the imported project.
Sharing as a file
You can share the projects you have created with other users. Create a package file with a project and share it as a file.
Exporting a package
To export a project as a package, complete the following steps:
Open the project to export as a package.
In the menu, click Export > Export Package.
Enter the path and name of the exported package file and click Save. (Package file extension: .ipa)
After the package has been exported, the following pop-up message will be displayed.
Viewing the saved package file
You can view the exported package file (.ipa) in the specified path.
Importing a package
You can open the package file on Designer in the following ways:
Running the package file (.IPA) directly
Importing the exported file to Designer
① Running the package file (.IPA) directly
Double-click the exported package file (.ipa) without launching Designer.
Designer will be automatically launched and you can open the project in Designer.
② Importing the exported file to Designer
To import the exported package file to Designer, complete the following steps:
In the Designer menu, click Import > Import Package.
Select the path where the package file (.ipa) is located, select the file, and click Open.
The project will be opened in Designer as follows.
Sharing with Command Line
Package files can be shared with other users through Command Line without designer execution. Learn how to share a package file with a deployment request file.
Create a Json type distribution request file using the text editor program. The deployment server, tenant, and user ID refer to designer settings information.
{ "path": "C:\\Users\\SDS\\Desktop\\file_to_publish.ipa", "pw": "123456", "description": "This is distributed through the command line.", "token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJqdGkiOiIxNjE0MjQ0Nzk...", "resultPath": "result.log" } |
Attribute | Description | Note |
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path | The path of the package file to distribute. | Create two backslashes(\\) for path distinction. |
pw | The password of the package file. | If the file does not require a password, leave it as an empty string. |
description | The distribution description. | - |
token | The token string of the tenant representative manager you want to distribute. | - |
resultPath | The file path where the results are saved after the deployment is complete. | It can be used as an absolute path and a relative path, and if it is a relative path, a result file is generated at the location where the command is executed. |
After opening the cmd window and moving to the designer installation path, perform the following command to proceed with the deployment.
Command : BrityRPA_Designer.exe [Distribution request file path]
Check the generated result file for successful distribution. If a deployment fails, log generated within the file allows you to determine why deployment fails, such as file path, package password, and permission error.