How to display Process Name and Main Xaml and Error activity name and error flow name

[Srinu (srinu.619)]

Hi All ,

i have invoked two files . I applied try catch to my main file .
in log file i want to show the process name and main file and where the error occurs that activity name and it’s flow name(means it’s sub flow).

Please help me o this.

Thanks
Srinivas

[Lucas.Pimenta]

Hello!

Take a look in this

Try Catch Printing Exception Source

I have an activity to click image if it cannot find the image it throws an exception and source field in the exception pop up tells me exactly which image(My Display name) is throwing the exception.But when I catch that exception, exception.source property gives me system.activities as an Output. How to get the exact source Any Ideas??

Hope It Helps!

Regards,

[cursive]

I may have found a partial solution for you here:

Get UiPath Robot environment name, and Process name at runtime at the Robot client

I’ve found a roundabout solution to this question because it was also plaguing me. The thing is that it only works if you are running the project from Orchestrator If you assign your variable to environment.currentdirectory when running off of the Orchestrator, the directory it creates "looks like this: C: \ Users \ username \ .nuget \ packages \ projectname \ projectversion \ lib \ net45 If you want the process name just use split(environment.CurrentDirectory,"\ ")(5) If you want the packag…

Not sure how to get the XAML file though

[BobBuilder]

Best way of retrieving the process name for me is to Deserialize the project.json with the UiPath.Web.Activites Library.

jsonString = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() + “\project.json”)

and then assign from the jObject you get from the Deserialize-Activity

NameOfProcess = jsonObject(“name”).ToString

I’m still not sure how to retrieve the Environment though. Any ideas? I ran into the same problem

[c.ciprian (Ciprian Constantinescu)]

The problem is when you have a library… I have my project called test, but uses a library and calling GetCurrentDirectory, I get the library’s folder

[c.ciprian (Ciprian Constantinescu)]

Solved it with

Process.GetCurrentProcess.MainWindowTitle

[Falcon_Horus]

For the record, this line right there worked for me.
Situation: not on orchestrator but needed a workaround for a logging.