Summary
In this chapter, we created a workflow and learned about the sequencing of the pages after starting an application in the workflow. We also learned three types of activities—to click on the control of type button, set the static text from a variable to controls on a page, and get values from the controls to store in a variable.
The key to enabling faster automation is to split the business process into multiple but simple workflows, keeping the reusability in mind as we split the process into three different subprocesses in this chapter. SAP Logon and SAP Logoff subprocesses designed in this chapter can be used in any SAP process automation.
While creating a workflow, we must ensure that the order of the page transition activities to be performed are the same as how a user performs a business process manually. There may be multiple activities that are possible—for example, a button can be clicked, or you can send a keyboard shortcut key. In general, keyboard...
