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com.adobe.idp.taskmanager.dsc.client.endpoint
package provides service client classes that allow you
to create Java client applications that interact with a Task Manager endpoint.
See:
Description
Interface Summary | |
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EndpointInvokeResult | Contains task information about an endpoint that your application invoked. |
TaskEndpoint | Provides information about task endpoints, such as service names, operation names, and endpoint IDs. |
TaskEndpointCategory | Provides information about task endpoint categories, such as category descriptions and category IDs. |
TaskManagerEndpointClient | Retrieves and invokes endpoints. |
Exception Summary | |
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TaskEndpointException | An exception class to handle exceptions thrown by the TaskManagerEndpointClient methods. |
TaskEndpointNotFound | An exception class indicating that the endpoint specified could not be found. |
The com.adobe.idp.taskmanager.dsc.client.endpoint
package provides service client classes that allow you
to create Java client applications that interact with a Task Manager endpoint.
Task-enabled services that are exposed by an end-user application, must be configured with a Task Manager endpoint by an administrator. Beginning with LiveCycle 9.0, task-enabled services can also be configured as part of a process design by using the Workspace Startpoint.
An endpoint associates a service (and a specific operation within a service) to an available connector and specifies any necessary configuration needed by that connector to invoke the associated operation or service.
Task Manager endpoints are set up for the following purposes:
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