Actions46
- app.launch
- app.close
- app.list_running
- app.list_available
- playwright.connect
- playwright.disconnect
- playwright.goto
- playwright.go_back
- playwright.go_forward
- playwright.reload
- playwright.click
- playwright.fill
- playwright.type
- playwright.press_key
- playwright.hover
- playwright.select_option
- playwright.check
- playwright.uncheck
- playwright.scroll
- playwright.snapshot
- playwright.get_content
- playwright.get_text
- playwright.get_attribute
- playwright.get_url
- playwright.get_title
- playwright.locator_count
- playwright.get_all_text
- playwright.get_all_attributes
- playwright.evaluate
- playwright.wait_for_selector
- playwright.wait_for_load
- playwright.wait_for_timeout
- playwright.wait_for_url
- playwright.close
- screen.start_recording
- screen.stop_recording
- screen.screenshot
- screen.list_recordings
- screen.list_screenshots
- screen.download_recording
- screen.download_screenshot
- system.info
- system.stats
- system.wait
- system.os
- system.display
app.launch
AI-generatedSummary
Launch an application on a remote desktop session
Inputs
- mode — Execution mode: 'run' to execute immediately and return result, or 'build' to queue for batch execution
- sessionId (required) — Identifier of the target session, typically from a Session node
- app — Name or identifier of the application to launch
- args — Arguments to pass to the application, can be multiple values
Output shape
An array of result objects, each containing a 'json' field with the response and a 'pairedItem' field linking to the input item
If mode is 'build', results are queued; errors may be returned as objects when continueOnFail is enabled
Examples
Example 1: Launch Notepad on an active session
mode=run, sessionId=$json.session.id, app=notepad, args=[]