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Most of them look for window events. I've not seen an RPA tool that actually reads the screen like a human, even though that's how you're thinking about it.
by m1sta_ 5y ago
Most of them look for window events. I've not seen an RPA tool that actually reads the screen like a human, even though that's how you're thinking about it.
- ethbr0 5y agoThe bit players simply map Active Accessibility / whatever MS calls it now (Windows Automation Framework?). The more serious players shadow Windows events. The real stuff does process injection and directly shadow copies / modifies in-memory data structures.
- mgummelt 5y agoThat's not how I'm thinking about it.