action-center
2020.10
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- Release Notes
- Getting Started
- Installation and upgrade
- Software Requirements
- Hardware Requirements
- Prerequisites for Installation
- Installation
- Installation Steps
- Upgrading Action Center
- Activities
- Designing long-running workflows
- Start Job And Get Reference
- Wait for Job and Resume
- Add Queue Item And Get Reference
- Wait For Queue Item And Resume
- Create Form Task
- Wait for Form Task and Resume
- Resume After Delay
- Assign Tasks
- Create External Task
- Wait For External Task and Resume
- Complete Task
- Forward Task
- Get Form Tasks
- Get Task Data
- Add Task Comment
- Update Task Labels
- Actions
- Processes
OUT OF SUPPORT
Action Center
Last updated May 21, 2024
Prerequisites for Installation
- Windows Server Operating System - minimum required version: 2012 R2.
- .NET Framework - minimum required version: 4.7.2 To find out which .NET version is installed on your computer, please see Finding the Installed .NET Version.
- IIS - minimum required version: 8. this is part of the Web Server (IIS) role and is automatically enabled by the provided
InstallRolesAndFeatures.ps1script, which can be found in here. - ASP.Net Core IIS Module - minimum version 3.1.x, available here as part of the Hosting Bundle.
- URL Rewrite - minimum required version
2.1. Enables the website to redirect the calls to HTTPS (https://servername), instead of HTTP (http://servername). Please download and install URL Rewrite by accessing this link.
HTTPS protocol is mandatory for all communication to Action Center on all the browsers on which users access the web application. The following 3 types of web certificates can be used.
- A web certificate issued by a trusted Certification Authority, such as GoDaddy, VeriSign, etc. The web certificate has to be imported to Server Certificates in IIS. You need to know the name of the "Issued To" entity, which has to be provided when prompted by the Windows installer.
- You are a Certification Authority that can issue certificates trusted in the Windows domain. Please see Using a Certificate for the HTTPS Protocol.
- A self-signed certificate, which is not recommended for Production. The certificate is not trusted inside the domain. For that reason, you need to export its public key, and then import it on all Robot machines. See Using a Certificate for the HTTPS Protocol for further information.
The name of the certificate you provide when prompted by the Windows installer, or the one mentioned in the command line using
-sslCertificate is the same one that appears in the Issued To column in Server Certificates in IIS.
Note: If the Public Access URL or Load Balancer URL of your Action Center is different than the Hostname URL of the Action Center, then the SAN (Subject Alternative Name) should include both the Host Name URL, and the Public Access URL or Load Balancer URL.
Action Center is compatible with certain versions of Orchestrator. For more information about the compatibility between Action Center and Orchestrator, check the Compatibility Matrix page.
