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OK. I think we need to take a step back. I though you want to send the email in to kick a process, but it looks like you want to create a full email based process.
Do you know you can use the built-in email notifications to send an email to the user that the task is going to. Then you can setup an email endpoint to the CompleteTask service, and it'll take care of completing the task and push the item to the second user step. This might simplify the user case. You can have all you user step in a sequence and not worry about starting your process from the beginning (from the email endpoint).
Maybe it would be worthwile spending some time talking about the use case you're trying to acheive to see if we're going down the right direction.
Going back to your implementation.
Does user 1 sends the email back to the same process. How do you define who's user 2? Does you process just contain a setValue and a user step and you always call it and dynamically assign who performs the user step?
I'm just a bit confuse on how your process is implemented.
Let me know.
Jasmin
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