How to use object repository from Project 1 to Project 2

How to use object repository from Project 1 to Project 2 without creating Library.
Can any one help me.
Thank you…

@Vanitha_VS

If you are building an Object Repository for reusing it in more than one project, follow this library creation → publish to Orchestrator → install and use it in to the desired project.

If it’s one time ting, you can follow this approach as well.

In Project 1, open Object Repository → Select the UI descriptors → Export.
In Project 2, open Object Repository → Import the exported file.

To use the object repository from Project 1 in Project 2 without creating a library, follow these steps:

  1. Create and Publish a Library from Project 1:
  • In Project 1, go to Publish and publish it as a Library (choose “Library” as the type).
  • This will create a .nupkg file.
  1. Install the Library in Project 2:
  • In Project 2, go to Manage Packages.
  • Search for your published library in the Official or Custom tab (depending on where you published it).
  • Install it in Project 2.
  1. Use the Repository in Project 2:
  • After installing the library, you can directly use the object repository and activities from Project 1 in Project 2.

This way, you can reuse the object repository without manually transferring files!

@Vanitha_VS

You have to create library else it wont be like reused..any changes again you need to do in each place as well which is not ideal

so please extract and publish as library ans use it

cheers

Since you don’t want to create a library, you can manually export and import the UI descriptors:

  1. Open Project 1 → Object Repository
  2. Select the UI elements you want to reuse
  3. Click Export
  4. Go to Project 2 → Object Repository
  5. Click Import and select the exported file

This will copy the elements into Project 2.

If this helps, please mark it as the solution. Thanks!