I converted a bot from windows-legacy to windows with the new update I just got, and it is firing a BadRequest - Invalid filter clause error every time. Nothing about my bot has changed, and my windows-legacy version still works fine. I’ve even tried taking the filters out that i’m using. This is just the basic ‘my first automation’ bot that you learn in trainings that lets you filter and download invoices from emails. I’d appreciate any help. Thanks!
Hello,
This is most strange , can you please provide some logs ( %appdata%\Local\UiPath\Logs) also it would be most helpful to us if you could provide the package versions and of course if possible an example of the workflow )
Regards,
Dragos.
Hi there - I couldnt locate any logs at that path, but this is the step i’m doing. It seems to have only broken when i converted it to a windows bot. Windows legacy seems to still work fine.
Ohh my bad the logs are located %localappdata%/Uipath/logs ( in my case C:\Users\dragos.suma\AppData\Local\UiPath\Logs)
Also if you could open the package manager and share a little printscreen with the package versions , would much appreciate it
Also just to be thorough , do you have any additional filters defined ?
Regards,
Dragos.
^above are the filters. I also tried this with no filters, so i don’t think that’s the issue, but could be wrong.
Thank you , I just replicated the issue , will raise a bug and assign it to the respective team. Will try and come back when it will be fixed. In the mean time please feel free to use the old legacy project
Regards,
Dragos.
I’m also facing same issue.
In message box, it is not showing suggestions like Subject, From, To, etc…
By the looks of it you are using Studio and not StudioX , and to get all the nice helpers you should change to StudioX
Regards,
Dragos.
Hello,
I have to do the projects in UiPath Studio not StudioX
Today I have re-installed Studio and it is now showing suggestions(Like subject, from, etc…) in message box.
But when I execute, it is not showing up message dialogue box.
Can you please share the project , packages version and of course Studio version ?
As for your initial issues, you were using the old legacy activates and when doing so one must make sure that you set the correct type to the for each . To be more explicit the get outlook mail messages returns a list of messages , and the type of this list is System.Net.Mail.MailMessage
And you would have to be set the type of object that for each uses
Then the options should be available on the iterator
Now if you would choose to use the modern mail activities the whole thing becomes more simpler
but do please share the project , packages version and Studio version because I’m a bit puzzled by the message box not showing
Regards,
Dragos.
Hi Dragos,
Any update on the ticket that you opened?
Hello,
The short answer is that we are still working on it , the long answer is that the client which we use to interact with Graph API ( Microsoft Graph implementation) used for connecting to Outlook365 Windows projects ( .net6.0) does not have the same capabilities as the client that we used for Windows legacy projects ( .net461) .
So we are still working on this and I will post an update once we have a solution. Again thank you for signaling this issue to us.
Regards,
Dragos.
Thank you!