Where is the documentation for the smart objects that come out of the box? I'd like to read further information on the parameters that can be passed to a certain smart object call. Obviously K2 will have produced documentation for their smart object methods - please could someone let me know how I can find it.
Whilst I am looking at a specific smart object, that should not be relevant as the documentation should exist in one location so this quetsion relates to documentation for all smart objects.
Specifically it looks like the ID the SmartObject call is looking for is the Worklist Item ID. You can find this if you run the GetWorklistItems method, but also seems to be the ID of the item in the Server.WorklistSlot table.
I have found a document that might be usefull regarding smartObject method parameter, please find the link below: https://help.k2.com/kb001315
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The following documentation explains a little bit more about SmartObjects, as well as what kind of SmartObjects exist out of the box based on their Service Instance.
None of this documents what the expected parameters are for each smart object call. Take MSDN for example, each class has methods that take parameters and they provide documentation for how those are intended to be used e.g. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime(v=vs.110).aspx
Parameters: ActionerName, Destination, ProcInstID, ActInstDestID, ID
What does the "ID" parameter above do? Where should you get it from? Please point me at the documentation for the RedirectWorklistItem smart object call that gives this information.
Specifically it looks like the ID the SmartObject call is looking for is the Worklist Item ID. You can find this if you run the GetWorklistItems method, but also seems to be the ID of the item in the Server.WorklistSlot table.
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