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Retrieving the Job Results

The operations to retrieve the output data and to submit the input data are similar. To fetch the verified addresses, use the IDVE_GetJSON() function. The JSON function operates on JSON values.

The following sample code shows the structure of the IDVE_GetJSON() function:

IDVE_EXPORTCALL1 IDVE_StatusCode IDVE_EXPORTCALL2 IDVE_GetJSON(
   const char* const kpksCustomerID,
   const char* const kpksURI,
   char* const kpsValueBuffer,
   const IDVE_U64 ku64ValueBufferSize,
   IDVE_U64* const kpu64SizeWritten,
   IDVE_Bool* const kpbIsValuePresent,
   char* const kpsExtStatusMsg
);

You can also use the IDVE_GetString() function to retrieve the address. The GetString function operates on string values. The IDVE_GetString() function uses the same structure as the IDVE_GetJSON() function. To use the IDVE_GetString() function, replace the IDVE_GetJSON with IDVE_GetString in the structure.

The following table shows the parameter definitions of the IDVE_GetJSON() function:

Parameter	Operation	Comment
const char* const kpksCustomerID	[in]	Pointer to the zero-terminated 7-bit ASCII-encoded customer ID. The value might not be NULL.
const char* const kpksURI	[in]	Pointer to the zero-terminated 7-bit ASCII URI, for example " AV/v1/Jobs/0/IO/Outputs/3/Results/0/Result/AddressElements/Street/1/Value ". The value might not be NULL.
char* const kpsValueBuffer	[out]	Pointer to the output buffer that receives the UTF-8-encoded string value and the terminating zero. The string value may be an output address, or it may be the path to the file that contains the set of output addresses.
const IDVE_U64 ku64ValueBufferSize	[in]	Size of the output buffer in code units, including the terminating zero.
IDVE_U64* const kpu64SizeWritten	[out]	Pointer to an unsigned 64-bit integer value that receives the size of the output written in code units, excluding the terminating zero. The value can be NULL.
IDVE_Bool* const kpbIsValuePresent	[out]	Pointer to the JSON value to be retrieved by the function call. If you provide a valid pointer for kpbIsValuePresent, the function will indicate if the value at the given URI is present by setting kpbIsValuePresent to true or false. If you provide NULL for kpbIsValuePresent and the JSON value that you want to retrieve does not exist, the function call reports an error. If you provide NULL for kpbIsValuePresent and the JSON value exists, it is retrieved normally.
char* const kpsExtStatusMsg	[out]	Pointer to a buffer of size IDVE_EXT_STATUS_MSG_BUFFER_SIZE for an optional extended status message. The value can be NULL.

The following example shows an IDVE_GetJSON() function call to retrieve a job result:

char sJSON[ 50 * 1024 ];
char sExtStatusMsg[ IDVE_EXT_STATUS_MSG_BUFFER_SIZE ];
IDVE_StatusCode i32StatusCode = IDVE_GetJSON( "", “AV/v1/Jobs/0/IO/Outputs/0”, sJSON, sizeof( sJSON ), NULL, NULL, sExtStatusMsg );

The URI value that you pass to the IDVE_GetJSON() function is the job URI returned by the IDVE_Post call and the sub-URI pointing to the first output of the job. An implementation typically concatenates the URI fragments dynamically.

The output is not a URI, but rather a complete JSON document in UTF-8 format.

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