Need to make a process of 1.downloading attachments from mail, saving them, 2.logging into a website, uploading the downloaded attachments on a particular upload button option.
3. Again navigate further to this website and enter in emtpy text fields on the website:data to be fetched from Config file.
4. Again navigate on website.
P.S.: I have made all the above sequences so that I can fetch the data from config file and I don’t want to use Orchestrater, Can someone help me, where should I place these above sequences in the RE-Framework ??
Thanks in advance
Abhishek
Except for point 1 which should be in the Init sequence if done only at the beginning or in Get Transaction Data if done after each transaction, the others should go in the Process part.
You can modify your framework to use another storing method for the transaction data like an internal datatable or an excel depending on how you process should run.
Hi,
Except for point 1 which should be in the Init sequence if done only at the beginning or in Get Transaction Data if done after each transaction, the others should go in the Process part. By this: You mean to say:: I should keep the point 1 in Init sequence OR in Get Transaction data AND points 2,3, 4 should go in the Process Transaction ??
Thanks
Abhishek
It depends.
If you only want to download all the files in the beginning and then process them one by one, your download should be done in the Init state.
If you want to download the files one by one, you should download the files in the Get Transaction State.
I would recommend the first options since it is better to have all the required files after the init phase.
The points 2,3 and 4 will always be in the Process Transaction.
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Ok, I am trying this Recommended one,
Thanks a lot!!
You are welcome. 
If this helped you, please mark it as a solution so others can see it as well.
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It certainly helped me:grinning:smile: but since I am using Re-framework for the first time, so I am expecting some errors to come, can I mark this as a Solution after sometime???
Thanks
Yes but try to search other topics before since other question could already be answered.