dllautomationanywhere
Where are dll files stored from metabots
What I want to do is to check the full logic someones else metabot that was uploaded to repository, or donwloaded from AAE BotStore.
When I'm creating my own metabot in Automation Anywhere I need to pass to AAE IDE dll file. But when I'm uplaoding it to the server I'm uploading just Metabot without this dll file.
So to sum up I want to locate the dll file that is responsible for Metabot’s logic.
Solution
The DLL is actually stored in the .mbot file. If you find the .mbot file in the windows folder directory using Windows File explorer and rename the file extension to .zip from .mbot, you will see it is really a zip file and that inside that zip file is the dll files.
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