Get current orchestrator connection from studio

[schwarzp (Patrick Schwarz)]

Hi together,

i would like to get the Orchestrator URL from current connection inside studio. Any ideas how i can get that in studio?

KR
Patrick

[Srini84 (Srinivas Kadamati)]

@schwarzp

Instead of Studio, you can open the UiPath Assistant and go to Orchestrator settings

There you can see the Orchestrator URL

Hope this may help you

Thanks

[schwarzp (Patrick Schwarz)]

@Srini84 i want to get the orchestrator URL via code not manual. as i want to use that information dynamical in my robot run.

[Palaniyappan (Palaniyappan P)]

Hi

Check this thread which is on similar scenario

Is it possible to get URL of the orchestrator inside the UiPath script?

Yes, it’s a bit of a strange process but it can be done. Hopefully in future updates this could be added to the Environment properties… But for now you can do as follows: First you will need to know the location of the UiPath.settings file. This should be under the directory where UiPath is installed. This path is different for Community and Enterprise Studio! Community: C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Local\UiPath\UiPath.settings Enterprise: C:\Program Files(x86)\UiPath\Studio\UiPath.settings O…

Cheers @schwarzp

[Palaniyappan (Palaniyappan P)]

Were you able to get now the url inside the studio @schwarzp

[schwarzp (Patrick Schwarz)]

it would work if i get the proper locations of the files. for my enterprise 2021.10.5 installation the uipath.settings file only exists under “C:\Users[username]\AppData\Local\UiPath\UiPath.settings”

but for our Servers where the robots are running that file is not there. it is stored in “C:\ProgramData\UiPath\UiPath.settings”

[supermanPunch (Arpan)]

Hi @schwarzp ,

Could you Check the below post and Let us know if it helped you out :

Get Orchestrator Info in workflow

you can use “Orchestrator HTTP request” activity to grab information from any endpoint you see fit. I just tested with “odata/Settings” to get the info you need. You can parse the json accordingly. There are activities that do that. [image] [image]

[schwarzp (Patrick Schwarz)]

thanks man, that works