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Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere

Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere

By : Mahey
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Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere

Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere

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By: Mahey

Overview of this book

With an increase in the number of organizations deploying RPA solutions, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is quickly becoming the most desired skill set for both developers starting their career and seasoned professionals. This book will show you how to use Automation Anywhere A2019, one of the leading platforms used widely for RPA. Starting with an introduction to RPA and Automation Anywhere, the book will guide you through the registration, installation, and configuration of the Bot agent and Control Room. With the help of easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll build your first bot and discover how you can automate tasks with Excel, Word, emails, XML, and PDF files. You’ll learn from practical examples based on real-world business scenarios, and gain insights into building more robust and resilient bots, executing external scripts such as VBScripts and Python, and adding error handling routines. By the end of this RPA book, you’ll have developed the skills required to install and configure an RPA platform confidently and have a solid understanding of how to build complex and robust, yet performant, bots.
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Sending emails and attachments

We have looked at connecting with incoming mail servers to read emails. We will now move on to the next section, where we will be exploring how to send emails. Emails are always sent in one of the following three ways – either a simple independent email, a forwarded message, or a reply. For all three, you will need to know the outgoing mailbox details. As it is the same with reading emails, you can send an email via Outlook, POP3/IMAP, or Exchange. The information needed for the outgoing server is as follows:

  • Outgoing mail server name
  • Whether SSL/TLS/authentication is required
  • SSL/TLS port number
  • Email address/username
  • Password

To give an example of this information, if you were connecting to a Gmail account, the outgoing server IMAP details would be as shown in the following figure:

Figure 13.36 – Gmail IMAP outgoing server settings

Figure 13.36 – Gmail IMAP outgoing server settings

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