LiveCycleProcess API Quick Starts

The following Quick Starts are available for processes. A process instance is an occurrence of a specific process that was started by an invocation method such as the Invocation API or from within Workspace.

Description	Java API (EJB)	Java API (SOAP)	Web service API (Base64)	Web service API (Java SwaRef)
Searching for Process Instances	Quick Start (EJB mode): Searching for Process Instances using the Java API	Not Available	Quick Start (Base64): Searching for Process Instances using the web service API	Not Available
Suspending Process Instances	Quick Start (EJB mode): Suspending process instances using the Java API	Not Available	Quick Start (Base64): Suspending process instances using the web service API	Not Available
Starting Suspended Process Instances	Quick Start (EJB Mode): Starting suspended process instances using the Java API	Not Available	Quick Start (Base64): Starting suspended process instances using the web service API	Not Available
Terminating Process Instances	Quick Start (EJB mode): Terminating process instances using the Java API	Not Available	Quick Start (Base64): Terminating process instances using the web service API	Not Available
Purging Process Data	Quick Start (EJB mode): Purging process data using the Java API	Not Available	Quick Start (Base64): Purging process data using the web service API	Not Available
Retrieving the Status of a LiveCycle Job	Quick Start (EJB Mode): Retrieving the status of a job using the Java API	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available

LiveCycle operations are organized into the following Quick Start categories:

Java API (EJB) - Demonstrates using the LiveCycle strongly-typed API and the connection mode is set to EJB. (See Setting connection properties.)
Java API (SOAP) - Uses the LiveCycle strongly-typed API and the connection mode is set to SOAP.
Web service API (Base64) - Demonstrates using a .NET client proxy and Base64. (See Invoking LiveCycle using Base64 encoding.)
Web service API (SwaRef) - Demonstrates using Java proxy classes and SwaRef. These Java proxy classes are separate from the LiveCycle strongly-typed API. (See Invoking LiveCycle using SwaRef.)

Note: Quick starts located in Programming with LiveCycle are based on the LiveCycle server being deployed on JBoss and the Windows operating system. However, if you are using another operating system, such as Unix, replace windows specific paths with paths supported by the applicable operating system. Likewise, if you are using another J2EE application server, then ensure that you specify valid connection properties. (See Setting connection properties.)