A connector is in charge of processing and maintaining low-level interactions with an application’s user interface. Blue Prism supports a range of connection types since users can utilize different sorts of user interfaces. The following are some of the most frequent connection types:-
Java Connector is a JVM-based technology that allows you to work with Java applets, Swing, Oracle, and other JVM-based applications.
Windows Connector is a Windows-based application interface technology that includes the.NET framework, Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, MFC (Microsoft Foundation Class), and others.
The Citrix Connector is a program that allows you to work with apps that use Microsoft Remote Desktop and Citrix technology.
Mainframe Connector : This component is used to interact with mainframe applications using terminal emulators from various manufacturers.
HTML Connector : The HTML connector allows you to interact with HTML, JavaScript, ActiveX controls, and other browser interface elements.
