Automating Legacy Web Application

Correct Answer: B

Power Automate provides five types of flows: Automated - this cloud flow type is triggered by an event, like when an email comes from your manager.

Instant - this cloud flow type is triggered manually, like when you push a button.

Scheduled - this cloud flow type is triggered on a schedule, like sending a report on every working day at 8 am.

Desktop - this flow type automates processes for your desktop and web applications.

Business process flow - this flow type guides users step-by-step through the business process.

Desktop flow automates processes on legacy, modern desktop, and web applications.

There are two types of Desktop flows automation on the windows desktop and automation of the web application.

An automation flow runs only on Windows-based machines.

The device needs to run Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, or 2019

You can create a Desktop flow using Power Automate Desktop or using alternative solutions involving Windows recorder and Selenium IDE.

Power Automate Desktop flow interacts with the application using its elements, images, and coordinates.

It has two types of recorders to capture the users' application interaction: Web recorder and Desktop recorder.

All other options are incorrect.

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To automate a legacy web application, we would use a Desktop flow in Power Automate.

A Desktop flow is a type of Power Automate flow that allows you to automate desktop applications and perform actions on your computer. This flow is designed for automation that involves interactions with the user interface of a desktop application. It can be used to automate repetitive tasks or workflows, such as data entry or data extraction from legacy web applications.

Automated flow is not the best option as it is more suitable for fully automated tasks that don't require user interaction. Instant flow is not suitable as it is designed for quick, one-time actions triggered by a specific event, such as a button click. Business process flow is a different type of flow altogether, used for guiding users through a specific business process. Scheduled flow is designed for tasks that are scheduled to run at specific intervals, such as nightly backups or monthly reports.

In summary, a Desktop flow is the best option for automating a legacy web application that requires user interaction, and the other flow types mentioned are not suitable for this particular scenario.