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# Configure the VB.Net connector

# Configure the VB.Net connector {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Yokohama
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* Updated January 30, 2025
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 minute to read

Write and validate a custom VB.Net script before executing it as part of a Workflow in the RPA Desktop Design Studio.

## Before you begin

Ensure you have installed the Scripting plugin on the RPA Desktop Design Studio. To install, see [Manage plugins in RPA Desktop Design Studio](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/LLitlzflHWG66S_7s6gF7A "Install, update, or remove plugins to design automations while you're creating unattended and attended automation projects in RPA Desktop Design Studio.").

Role required: Developer

## Procedure

1. In the Toolbox pane, navigate to ConnectorsVB.NET.
2. Drag the VB.NET connector to Global Objects in the Project Explorer pane.
3. Right-click the JavaScriptconnector in Global Objects and select Configure.  
   The Script Editor window is displayed.
4. Enter the custom VB.NET script in the Script pane.  
   Figure 1. Script pane in Script Editor
5. **Optional:** Select Add Reference from the References tab section if you want to add Dynamic-link library (DLL) references to your custom script.  
   You can select the references from the Reference Manager window and also from your computer.
6. Select Validate.  
   If your custom script has any errors, it is displayed in the Errors pane. Resolve the errors and select Validate to check for errors again.Figure 2. Error pane for Script Editor
7. Click OK.  
   If you want to save the changes, select Yes. An error validation is performed again and the changes are saved. If you want to discard the changes, select No.

## What to do next

The custom script you created by using the VB.net connector is now ready to be used in your automation.

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