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Re:Accesing task user data from an API (0 viewing) 
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wilmercisneros (User)
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Accesing task user data from an API 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
Hi,


Is there any way to access the user data handled by an Intalio process using an API?

All the data handled in a process is stored in the Intalio database as XML.
There are two choices:

1- Replicates this data in a different database, creating our own tables and fieds and use a WebService called from Intalio to insert and update it. Then retrieve it using sql like any other database application.
2- Get the data stored into the Intalio database.

I think the first choice is a solution but you lose flexibility, if you add new information to your process then you must add a new field or table to you database.
The second should be the preferred one, but it depends on the Intalio architecture. This way if you change your process you do not need to implement any database change.

It is a common requirement for application using human worflow o process to get data involved in the process and create some reports and queries.

Any body has a answer for this complex question?

Thanks in advance
 
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Re:Accesing task user data from an API 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 4  
Hi,

You can access the user database from http://localhost:8080/console Username/password=system/manager.

I hope it will help you.

Thanks,
Venkaiah.
 
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Re:Accesing task user data from an API 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 8  
I think that you will find that the services provided by TEMPO will provide the info and isolate you from the underlying database representation which may change.
If you are running the BPMS server, you can explore the services by going to http://localhost:8080/axis2/services/
 
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