I'm not a C# expert by any means, but you may want to provide a snippet of your code.
From what I understand from ExportVM or ExportVApp when called you'll get a back a reference to HttpNfcLease from there, if successful you'll get an array of URLs on where you can download the files/etc. Did you check to see if you had any errors when executing the command and checking to see if you received an error within the return value?
Take a look here for more info: http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vc-sdk/visdk400pubs/ReferenceGuide/vim.HttpNfcLease.html
You can also play with this by pointing your browser to vCenter server and using the MOB to make a call to a test vApp and seeing the results.
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Can a Managed Object(HttpNfcLease) contain Enum(HttpNfcLeaseState) as a property?
Yes, if you take a look at the API docs, you need to drill into the HttpNfcLease which is returned by ExportVApp/ExportVM as a managed object, once you get the reference you'll be able to access the state property which is an enum as you noted earlier.
my $nfc_mo_ref= <return_object> my $nfclease = Vim::get_view(mo_ref => $nfc_mo_ref); print $HttpNfcLease->state->val;
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