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== User documentation == | == User documentation == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:43, 31 May 2024
Web services enable other systems to login to Moodle and perform operations.
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Web service tokens are read-once. Once used they are no longer available. If you forget it or need it, you can create a new one.
Administrator documentation
- How to create and enable a web service
- How to enable the mobile web service
- Enable web services authentication
User documentation
Most of the time, the client application will retrieve the key (token) for a user. However, it is still possible for a user to view the key and to regenerate it.
See also
Sharing knowledge:
- Web services forum on moodle.org
- Web services FAQ
Developer documentation:
Other implementations:
