Job.ExecuteJobV2Async

Description

The Smart Buddy executes an existing job with job details provided by the connected AI Command Center.

Signature [C#]

Task<JobInfo> ExecuteJobV2Async(Dictionary<string, object> inputArgs, int processId, int? botId = null, string logLevel = "Information");

Properties

Input

Parameter	Type	Required / default	Description
inputArgs	Dictionary<string, object>	Required	Specify the job input arguments.
processId	int	Required	Specify the ProcessId to execute the job.
botId	int?	Optional; null	Specify the SmartBuddy Id to execute the job.
logLevel	string	Optional; "Information"	Specify the job log level.

Output

Property	Description
Task<JobInfo>	Returns the job information of a current job.

Remarks

Use ExecuteJobV2Async API to execute the job from the connected AI Command Center.

Example

C#

public async Task ExecuteJob()
{
    IControlRoomContext context = LoginControlRoom();
    try
    {
        int processId = 1;
        int botId = 1;
        string logLevel = "Information";
        Dictionary<string, object> inputArgs = new Dictionary<string, object>();
        // Add entries whose names and types match the process input arguments.
        JobInfo jobInfo = await context.Jobs.ExecuteJobV2Async(inputArgs, processId, botId, logLevel);
        Console.WriteLine("JobId: " + jobInfo.JobId + ", Output: " + jobInfo.Output);
    }
    finally
    {
        context.Close();
    }
}

Connection helper

public IControlRoomContext LoginControlRoom()
{
    string RequiredSetting(string name) => Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable(name) ?? throw new InvalidOperationException($"Set {name} before running this example.");
    string serverUrl = RequiredSetting("INTELLIBUDDIES_SERVER_URL");
    string userName = RequiredSetting("INTELLIBUDDIES_USERNAME");
    string password = RequiredSetting("INTELLIBUDDIES_PASSWORD");
    string connectionString = $"ServerUrl={serverUrl};UserName={userName};Password={password}";
    IControlRoomContext context = new ControlRoomContext(connectionString);
    context.Open();
    return context;
}

See Get started for namespaces, configuration, and context cleanup, and SDK usage for error handling.