System Events
Track various system events such as creation of files or loss of the network with the System Events connector as part of your automation Workflow. The connector also enables you to stop tracking events, whenever needed.
The System Events connector provides methods for tracking various system events. See the table.
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| WatchFileSystem | Tracks the following events:- FileChanged - FileDeleted - FileCreated - FileRenamed - FileWatchError |
| WatchNetworkAvailability | Tracks the following events:- NetworkAvailable - NetworkUnavailable |
| WatchSessionEvents | Tracks the following events:- OnSessionLock - OnSessionUnlock - OnSessionRemoteControl - OnSessionLogoff |
| UnWatchFileSystem | Stops tracking the following events:- FileChanged - FileDeleted - FileCreated - FileRenamed - FileWatchError |
| UnWatchNetworkAvailability | Stops tracking the following events:- NetworkAvailable - NetworkUnavailable |
| UnWatchSessionEvents | Stops tracking the following events:- OnSessionLock - OnSessionUnlock - OnSessionRemoteControl - OnSessionLogoff |
You must first use and then expose the methods in the SystemEvents connector to use its methods.
- To use the connector, see Use a connector in RPA Desktop Design Studio.
- To expose the methods, see Use connector method.
To use the methods, see Use a component in RPA Desktop Design Studio.
SystemEvents connector methods
The SystemEvents connector methods watch various system events and, if needed, stop watching.- Parameters of the SystemEvent connector methods
Learn about the various parameters of the SystemEvent connector methods in RPA Desktop Design Studio.
Parent Topic:Connectors