Are the default pages of a Business Object able to be published?

The default pages of a Business Object in Blue Prism cannot be published. This is due to the fact that default pages are meant to provide the foundational structure and functionalities of a Business Object, which are not intended for direct interaction or exposure beyond the design phase. The default pages serve as templates or placeholders for the object’s actions and are not typically configured for end-user access or interaction within the published environment.

In Blue Prism’s architecture, the focus is on ensuring that only those pages and components specifically intended for interaction are made available in the published version. This design principle helps maintain the integrity and security of the automation processes, as well as providing a clear distinction between development components and published assets available to users.

Thus, the inability to publish default pages supports better governance over what is being utilized in production scenarios, avoiding potential confusion or errors that could arise from exposing unrefined components to end users. This understanding reinforces best practices in the management of Blue Prism resources, maximizing efficiency and minimizing risk in automation deployments.