Invoking a human-centric long-lived process using the web service API

[exwil]

I've created a service link in my .NET application and
JobManagerService proxy class was generated. BUT the instance of
JobManagerService class doesn't have any "getResult" methods.


How I can get the results of asynchronous call if I use web service
walkthrough ?


Thanks in advance.


Help topic:

"Invoking a human-centric long-lived process using the web service
API"

Retrieve the results :

• Create a Microsoft .NET client assembly that consumes the Job
Manager service WSDL. (See Creating a .NET client assembly that uses
base 64 encoding.)

• Reference the Microsoft .NET client assembly. (See Referencing
the .NET client assembly.)

• Create a JobManagerService object by using its constructor.

• Create a JobId object by using its constructor.

• Set the JobId object’s id data member with the return value of the
MortgageLoanPrebuiltService object’s invoke_Async method.

• Assign the value true to the JobId object’s persistent data member.

• Create a JobStatus object by invoking the JobManagerService object
‘s getStatus method and passing the JobId object.

• Get the status value by retrieving the value of the JobStatus
object’s statusCode data member.



There is NO action to get the return parameters!

[exwil]

I've found a temp solution to achieve my goal. I created a new
livecycle process with only 1 JavaExecute service. The process has
only 1 input parameter - jobID and returns results of long-lived
processes invoking. Investigation to be continued...