/// <summary>
/// The ForceExpireHIT operation causes a HIT to expire immediately, as if the HIT's
/// <c>LifetimeInSeconds</c> had elapsed.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="request">A <see cref="ForceExpireHITRequest"/> instance containing the
/// request parameters</param>
/// <remarks> The effect is identical to the HIT expiring on its own: The HIT no longer
/// appears on the Mechanical Turk web site, and no new Workers are allowed to accept the HIT.
/// Workers who have accepted the HIT prior to expiration are allowed to complete it or return it,
/// or allow the assignment duration to elapse (abandon the HIT). Once all remaining assignments
/// have been submitted, the expired HIT becomes "reviewable", and will be returned by a call
/// to GetReviewableHITs.</remarks>
public void ForceExpireHIT(ForceExpireHITRequest request)
{
this.SendRequest(request);
}
public static void ExpireHitByID(string id)
{
ForceExpireHITRequest request = new ForceExpireHITRequest();
request.HITId = id;
TestUtil.Client.ForceExpireHIT(request);
}
/// <summary>
/// See <a href="http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSMechTurk/2012-03-25/AWSMturkAPI/ApiReference_ForceExpireHITOperation.html">online documentation for this operation.</a>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="hitId">The hit id.</param>
public void ForceExpireHIT(string hitId)
{
ForceExpireHITRequest request = new ForceExpireHITRequest();
request.HITId = hitId;
Proxy.ForceExpireHIT(request);
}
