Hi Curtis,

I would recommend you use the "WorkflowManagementServer" class of "SourceCode.Workflow.Management". There is a method with a couple of overloads called "GetWorkListItems" which you can use to retrieve worklistitems of users. E.g.

            WorkflowManagementServer wms = new WorkflowManagementServer("localhost", 5555);
            wms.Open();
            WorklistItems wli = wms.GetWorklistItems(new DateTime(1900, 01, 01), DateTime.Now, "K2:K2DEMOBpservice", "k2smartobjectproject1process2","", "", "");

Note that you need to have the Admin Server Right to be able to do this.

HTH

Gert

Hi kenlin,

Can you explain the web part how to do?

I have to do the same.

 tkx

Is there some sort of reference guide for SourceCode.Workflow.Management available ?

And any idea where I can find the "Delegate" methods as seen in the tasklist in the BlackPearl Workspace ?

Thanks,

Nicolas

Gert,
Well, I tried, thx. From your code, I pass empty string in the Destination input parameter and get all "Open" or "Available" Processes.

Ys_chang,
All I have done is reference "SourceCode.Workflow.Management" and "SourceCode.HostClientAPI"(don't know why it need when I execute it). Then I do the following Code,

Using SourceCode.Workflow.Management
...
...
WorkflowManagementServer wms = new WorkflowManagementServer("BLACKPEARL", 5555);
wms.Open();
WorklistItems oWorkListItems = wms.GetWorklistItems(new DateTime(2000, 01, 01), DateTime.Now, "", "Denallix Process TutorialExpenseClaim", "", "", "");

foreach (WorklistItem oWorkListItem in oWorkListItems)
{
      //Do your own coding to get the data
      ...
      ...
}