Pre-General Availability: 2024-09-02
Test a Robot on Its Environment
After you finish building a robot, test the robot on its real-world environment by running the robot from within the project.
Prerequisites
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Specify where the robot runs and activate the robot. See Specify Where a Robot Runs and Activate a Robot.
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If your organization hasn't updated its allowlist to allow outbound calls to Oracle Integration, the robot agent might not be able to contact Oracle Integration so that it can poll for work, and your robot might not run if you're on a company VPN or wired network. See Review Your Network Configuration.
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You don't need to design the integration that calls the robot.
Test a Robot in Its Environment:
If the robot is associated with an environment pool that contains multiple environments, you can't choose the environment that the robot runs on. If you want to control this aspect of testing, associate the robot with an environment pool that has only one environment.
- Open a project.
- In the navigation pane, select Projects.
- Select the project name.
- In the left toolbar, select Robot .
- Run the robot.
Next, monitor the robot to verify that it ran as expected.
After verifying that the robot runs successfully in its environment, test the robot with its integration. See Test a Robot and Its Integration.