HTTP Request:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step name	Specify the name of the step as it appears in the workflow workspace. This name has to be unique in a single workflow.
2	HTTP Method Dropdown	Choose how the step interacts with a resource--- HTTP Method options are either GET, PUT, DELETE, POST, HEAD, OPTIONS (Read Only) or PATCH.
3	HTTP URL	Specify the path to a REST client resource (HTTP URL).
4	Get URL from field?	Enable checkbox to accept path to a resource (HTTP URL) from a field. When checked the field next to it is enabled.
5	Field Selection	Select the field which defines the path to a resource (HTTP URL). This field is enabled when Get URL from field? Is checked.

Settings Tab: Enter basic connection information for accessing a resource.
No.	Field Name	Description
	General:
1	Request timeout in seconds	The time to establish the connection with the remote host.
	SSL Configuration:	Provide authentication details for accessing a resource that requires SSL certificate authentication.
1	Ignore SSL certificate verification	Enable this checkbox to ignore SSL certificate verification while making HTTPS connection.  (This strategy entirely ignores certificate checking which makes it insecure and only to be used where it makes sence!!)
2	Trust store file	Specify trust store file path in case of HTTPS connection.
3	Browse	Click Browse button to select trust store file from local machine.
4	Trust store password	Specify trust store password in case of HTTPS connection
	Proxy Configuration:
1	Use System Proxy	Enable checkbox to allow REST client to use the Process Studio's default proxy configurations. In case of AE agent, it will use agent's proxy configurations.
2	Proxy Type	Select Proxy server type (HTTP/HTTPS)
3	Proxy Host	Specify the name/IP of a proxy host, if proxy authentication is required
4	Proxy Port	Specify the port number of a proxy host, if proxy authentication is required
5	Proxy Username	In case of authenticated proxy server, provide username
6	Proxy Password	In case of authenticated proxy server, provide password

Parameters Tab: This tab contains table with three columns to provide request (URL) parameters
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Parameter Key	Specify the Request parameter keys to set value.
2	Parameter Value	Specify the Request parameter keys values.
3	Description	Specify a description for the parameter.

Authorization Tab: Enter authorization details for a resource in the Authorization tab.
No.	Field Name	Description
	HTTP Authorization:
1	Type	Select Request Authentication (No Authentication, Basic Authentication)
2	Username	In case of Basic Authentication provide username
3	Password	In case of Basic Authentication provide password

Headers(0) Tab: This tab contains table with four columns to provide request headers
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Header Key	Specify request header key
2	Header Value	Specify request header value
3	Header Value Field	Define the content of any HTTP headers using an existing field. Populate the list of fields by clicking the Get fields button.
4	Description	Specify a description for header

Request Body Tab:  Request Body tab has a group of radio buttons as follows:
No.	Field Name	Description
	Request Body:
1	none	In case where request does not have a request body
2	raw	Specify raw Request Body as Text, HTML, XML, JSON or XML.  You could insert fields in the raw body from the navigator by double clicking the field. Else, use template support in request body to substitute fields and environment variables/parameters in appropriate placeholders (?{fieldname}, ${environment variable}).
3	form-data	Enter Request body in tabular format in a form. Use form-data to send non-ASCII text or large binary data.
4	x-www-form-urlencoded	Enter Request body in tabular format in a form. Use x-www-form-urlencoded to send simple text/ASCII data.
5	read from file	In case where request body to be read from a file
6	read from field	In case where request body text to be read from a field

Form-data: This tab contains table with five columns:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Key Type	Select form-data parameter key type (Text/File) from the dropdown list.
2	Key	Specify form-data parameter key.
3	Value	Specify form-data parameter value.
4	Value Field	Select a field containing form-data parameter.
5	Description	Specify a description for form-data parameter String.

x-www-form-urlencoded: This tab contains table with three columns:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Key	Specify a parameter key.
2	Value	Specify a parameter value.
3	Description	Specify a description for parameter.

Read from file: This tab contains table with five columns:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Content type for request body	Select content-type for request body dropdown.
2	File Path	Specify request body file path.
3	View Request Body Contents	Click this button to view request body file contents

Read from field: This tab contains table with five columns:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Content type for request body	Select content-type for request body from dropdown
2	Field name	Specify request body raw text to be read from a field.

HTTP Response Tab: This tab has Output fields.
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Response Status	Specify the output field to hold the HTTP Response status (e.g 200 OK). The default field name is ArcRespStatus.
2	Response Time (milliseconds)	Specify the output field to hold the HTTP Response time in milliseconds. The default field name is ArcRespTime.
3	Response Headers (JSON)	Specify the output field to hold the HTTP Response headers in the JSON format. The default field name is ArcResponseHeaders.
4	Response Cookies (JSON)	Specify field name to set HTTP Response Cookies in JSON format. The default field name is ArcRespCookies.
5	Response Body	Specify the output field to hold the HTTP Response body text if any. The default field name is ArcRespBody.
6	Output File	Specify the output field to hold the file path for file received in the HTTP Response. The default field name is ArcRespOutputFile.
7	Add File to Result	Check this option to add HTTP Response output file to workflow result

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step Name	Name of the step.  This name has to be unique in a single workflow. This field is mandatory.

Input Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
	Input Fields:
2	Screenshot Type	Holds the default value i.e. Full Screen. Screenshot Type i.e. Full Screen or Partial Screen. This field is mandatory.
3	X coordinate	Minimum allowed value is 0. Maximum allowed value depends on the screen resolution of processing machine. X co-ordinate field value should be positive.
4	Y coordinate	Minimum allowed value is 0. Maximum allowed value depends on the screen resolution of processing machine. Y co-ordinate field value should be positive.
5	Width	Width value for the screenshot. Width field value should be positive.
6	Height	Height value for the screenshot. Height field value should be positive.
7	File Name	Name of the image file without that will be created. This field is mandatory.
8	File Extension	Holds the extension of the image file that will be created. Currently only bmp, png, jpg and jpeg file are supported by this plugin. This field is mandatory.
9	File Path	Holds the absolute path of the file where the image will be saved. This field is mandatory.
10	Button: Browse	On click of this button a dialog box opens and helps to select the file path. This field is mandatory.
11	Add File To Result	Output field to hold the result of the step execution.

Note: MousePos.exe is a useful utility to locate coordinates of the current cursor position on a screen

Output Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
	Output Fields:
1	Result	Output field to hold the result of the step execution. This field is mandatory.  Refer Appendix 1: Error Handling in IT Plugins

Note: If the capture screenshot step is part of a workflow also containing Start Browser step, then it is advisable that no browser instance is kept open on agent machine, before executing such a workflow.

Delay row

Description

Delay row is a step in the Utility Plugin for Process Studio Workflows. Delay row is the delay timeout or wait period for each input row before it is passed to the next step. Use this step to force delay for rows.

Configurations

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step name	Specify the name of the step. This name has to be unique in a single workflow
2	Timeout	Specify  the timeout value in seconds, minutes or hours

No	Option	Description
1	Step name	Specify the name of the step; this name has to be unique in a single workflow
2	Process field	Specify the field name in the data stream that defines the process to start (shell script /batch file to start on linux and windows OS respectively). Arguments can also be used.
3	Fail if not success	Checking this option means if the exit status is different than zero the step fails. You can use error handling to get these rows.
4	Output line delimiter	Without defining a line delimiter, all returned lines are collapsed into a single string with no line delimiters. Specify Output line Delimiter field to contain the line separator character used to separate lines in the output. You can set to any line delimiter and special characters can be set with the format $[value], e.g. $[0D] for CR or $[0D,0A] for CR/LF
5	Result fieldname	Specify the result fieldname (STRING)
6	Error fieldname	Specify the error fieldname (STRING)
7	Exit value	Specify the exit fieldname (INTEGER)

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step Name	Name of the step.  This name has to be unique in a single workflow.
2	File(String)	Holds the absolute path along with the name of the file. File field cannot be empty.
3	Button: Browse File	Click on this button to select a particular file.
4	Hash Type(String)*	Select the type of encryption for generating Hash-value. Encryption Algorithm field cannot be empty. This field is mandatory. Currently following are the hash types implemented with this plugin. (MD5, SHA1, SHA-256,SHA-384,SHA-512)

Note: Some Hash Algorithms must be installed on your machine. 

One such example is to download hash algorithms from http://implbits.com/products/hashtab/.

 

Output Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
	Output Fields:
1	Result	Displays the generated Hash-value of the file selected if executed successfully. Note: You may cross verify the Hash-value generated. Right click the file you chose for hashing and under properties tab select the hashing algorithm. Copy the hash value shown. After copying the hash value is available in a field below. Compare this hash value with the hash value generated in process studio. These two should be the same. Refer Appendix 1: Error Handling in IT Plugins

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step Name	Name of the step.  This name has to be unique in a single workflow.
2	Maximum length	The maximum length of the password. An integer value should be provided.
3	Minimum length	The minimum length of the password. An integer value should be provided.
4	Minimum number of capital case letters	The minimum number of capital case letters to be present in the password. An integer value should be provided.
5	Minimum number of small case letters	The minimum number of small case letters to be present in the password. An integer value should be provided.
6	Minimum number of digits	The minimum number of digits to be present in the password. An integer value should be provided.
7	Minimum number of special characters	The minimum number of special characters to be present in the password. An integer value should be provided.

Note: Addition of criteria field values (minimum number of capital letters, the minimum number of small case letter, the minimum number of special character, the minimum number of digits) should be less than the value in the field Minimum Password length. Validation for mandatory integer field values is also implemented for all the fields from 2 to7 above. 

Output Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Result	This field contains the final password generated randomly. Refer Appendix 1: Error Handling in IT Plugins

If field value is null

Description

If field value is null, is a step in the Utility Plugin for Process Studio Workflows. The step ‘If field value is null’ is used to replace nulls by a given value for,

1. Rows with all fields
   
2. Rows but only for specific field types (Number, String, Date etc.)
   
3. Rows but only for specific fields by name
   

Note: Changing a numeric field type to an empty string field type can cause an error in the subsequent steps. The error appears only when the next step accesses that field.

Configurations

Select & Alter Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step name	Specify the name of the step as it appears in the workflow workspace. This name has to be unique in a single workflow.
	Replace null for all fields:
1	Replace by value	Specify the value for all null fields
2	Set empty string?	Enable checkbox to insert empty string otherwise it inserts null string.
3	Mask(Date)	Choose a Date Format from the dropdown list.
4	Select fields	Enable checkbox to select fields to be replaced for null values
5	Select value type	Enable checkbox to select value types for replacing null values
	Value Types:	This is enabled when Select value type is enabled
1	Type	Choose the data type
2	Replace by value	Put the value for all null fields by data type
3	Conversion mask(Date)	Date Format
4	Set empty string?	Select Y to Set empty string or N to Set value to null
	Fields:	This is enabled when Set empty string? above is enabled
1	Field	Select the fields whose null values have to be replaced.
2	Replace by value	Specify the value for all null fields by field
3	Conversion mask(Date)	Choose the date Format
4	Set empty string?	Select Y to Set empty string or N to Set value to null