You can get it from your server from this url:

http://localhost:8080/axis2/services/TaskManagementServices?wsdl
The problem with this one is that this WSDL is automatically generated by Axis2 based on the original one.
The original one is here:
http://tempo.intalio.org/tempo/trunk/tms-service/src/main/axis2/TaskMa...

Thanks
Regards,

Hi!.

I am trying to upload a file and I have some problems. I am trying to make a form where the user can give the file path and then send this file to another app through a service. I don't want to store the file in Intalio internal DB.

1) I am using the Upload control in XForm and when I submit the file, is it stored in the internal DB?

2) How can I do in order to send my file to another app? I can talk to it through a service

3) Is TAS.wsdl gonna be useful for my needs?


Thanks in advance for your help.

So what I'm currently doing is not working. I am using the getAttachment service of the Taskmanagementservices... For the requestmessage I'm using the taskID and participantToken of the xformInitprocess... And the payloadurl from the response message attached to the CV link on the second webform...

But then I get this error message:
Status: FAILURE
Scope: invoke-implicit-scope-line-614

Hi,

1) I am using the Upload control in XForm and when I submit the file, is it stored in the internal DB?

Yes

2) How can I do in order to send my file to another app? I can talk to it through a service

When somebody uploads a file, you will have in the message the url to the file that we have stored.
just send this url to your application that will upload the file.

3) Is TAS.wsdl gonna be useful for my needs

no, not at all.

I hope that helps.

Ok my current progress until now:

1) I tried to use the filehandlingservice that can be found in the examples. The problem here is that it requires a string to be written in a file. Consequence: if you use this to write binary files: doesn't work that good ;-)

2) I tried to write my own service to write a binary file on disk, but axis2 won't upload my service correctly. Does someone of you have a good website on how to write services for intalio?

3) I'm currently trying to use a mysql database to solve my problem ;-) But also here the same problem. I write the uploaded file as a binary into the db. That works very well, but how to get the binary file as a link on an xform???

We are just getting started with Intalio but have noticed a built-in attachment feature that appears on forms without being configured in the designer. We wanted to use this but oddly, it does not seem to appear on initial forms where a client is starting a process from a form. It does show up on subsequent forms. Does anyone have any experience with this.
Mark