Classify documents data in the interface

Right now the Classify Document capability is only available via the smart service (process) node.  What is your use case exactly?

is this run in backend by using 

I want to show the type of the document in the interface how can i do that
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a!startProcess(
                  processModel: cons!AS_PM_CLASSIFY_DOCUMENTS,
                  processParameters: {
                    documents:ri!document
                  },
                  onSuccess: a!save(
                    local!documentType,
                    fv!processInfo.pv.AboveThreshold
                  )
                ))

I understood that classify documents smart service will not run in the backend. As it wont support the Activity Chaining. I want to show to output of the Classify Documents in the Interface please help me

There are various options.  You can assign a task to the initiating user which shows the results.  You could write the results to the DB and allow the viewing user to eventually query back those results once the process has completed.  It really kinda depends on your particular use case and the work you're trying to do.

JPotharaju 
You can think of this approach as follows:
1. Create a task for the user to provide functionality to upload the document they want to classify with chaining.
2. Call an asynchronous process to classify those documents and store the results in the database.
3. The main process (with chaining) should navigate to the interface where you want to display the output.
4. Provide a clickable button or set a refresh interval locally to pull that data from the database.

JPotharaju 
You can think of this approach as follows:
1. Create a task for the user to provide functionality to upload the document they want to classify with chaining.
2. Call an asynchronous process to classify those documents and store the results in the database.
3. The main process (with chaining) should navigate to the interface where you want to display the output.
4. Provide a clickable button or set a refresh interval locally to pull that data from the database.