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Handle for the ManagedJobService client. A handle must be created by the client application before calling any SOAP operation. Only one operation may be in progress per handle at any given time.
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Initialize a client handle. Initialize new client handle state for use with operation-related functions.
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Destroy a client handle. Destroys the state associated with this client handle.
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Cancel the current operation associated with this handle.
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Get handle's type registry. The type registry maps XML element names to type information structures. Applications may wish to get the registry from a handle to set extra type mappings (for example, to set a mapping for an element which is to be received as part of an extensibility element).
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Get handle's handler chain. The handler chain contains information about which handlers (typically SOAP header processors) will be invoked when a request is sent or a response is received. Applications which want to add custom handlers at run time may wish to push additional handlers onto this chain.
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Set a SOAP attribute on a handle. Set a SOAP attribute on a handle. This can be used to change how the SOAP engine will process operations sent via this handle.
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Remove a SOAP attribute from a handle. Remove a SOAP attribute on a handle. This can be used to change how the SOAP engine will process operations sent via this handle.
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Get a SOAP attribute from a handle. Get the current value of a SOAP attribute set on a handle.
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