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=Intro= | |||
Since Moodle 2.0 it has been possible to easily integrate your own custom components into the Moodle messaging system. There are two types of components you may wish to implement. | Since Moodle 2.0 it has been possible to easily integrate your own custom components into the Moodle messaging system. There are two types of components you may wish to implement. | ||
* message providers - These create new messages and send them via the messaging system. | * message providers - These create new messages and send them via the messaging system. | ||
* message processors - These are optionally used by message recipients and receive and process messages sent to that user. | * message processors - These are optionally used by message recipients and receive and process messages sent to that user. | ||
Instructions on how to build a message provider or message processor as well as sample implementations of each are below. | |||
=Message provider= | |||
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=Message processor= | |||
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Intro
Since Moodle 2.0 it has been possible to easily integrate your own custom components into the Moodle messaging system. There are two types of components you may wish to implement.
- message providers - These create new messages and send them via the messaging system.
- message processors - These are optionally used by message recipients and receive and process messages sent to that user.
Instructions on how to build a message provider or message processor as well as sample implementations of each are below.
Message provider
work in progress...
Message processor
work in progress...
