RuntimeHost.GetDeploymentVersion

Use this method to get the value of the DeploymentVersion property for the project.

RuntimeHost.GetDeploymentPackagePath

Use this method to get the full path of the extracted project assembly.

RuntimeHost.GetProjectPath

Use this method to get the full path of the package loaded at runtime.

RuntimeHost.GetProjectVersion

Use this method to get the value of the Version property for the project. This is the version of Studio which was used when the project was last edited and saved.

RuntimeHost.TerminateRuntime

Use this method to unload the project and close Runtime.

Event

Description

RuntimeLoader.AllProjectsStarted

This event occurs once, after all projects are loaded and should be the default way of being notified that projects were  started.

RuntimeLoader.Exiting

This event occurs when the user exits Runtime and can be cancelled from within an automation.

RuntimeHost.AllProjectsStarted

This event occurs once, after all projects are started.

Note that the Pega RPA Service heartbeat does not rely on events to trigger a heartbeat. Instead, the heartbeat occurs after the AllProjectsStarted event fires -- after all the handlers in automation are called.

The Pega RPA Service is set up this way because some developers use the AllProjectsStarted event to add overhead to an automation, so they can trigger a heartbeat and call for the next task (both started by the same Start method) after any overhead occurs.

For best results, only do minimal processing in an automation that is fired by this event if you are doing it synchronously because it delays other activities from happening.