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2010-02-18T20:17:15Z

category edit

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	~~[[Category:MNET]]~~

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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	** token: string, same that was returned in send_content_intent and used subsequently in send_content_ready		** token: string, same that was returned in send_content_intent and used subsequently in send_content_ready
	* Returns: base64 encoded file (currently a zipfile, as can include multiple files)		* Returns: base64 encoded file (currently a zipfile, as can include multiple files)

			[[Category:MNet]]

2010-02-18T20:14:42Z

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2009-06-22T13:16:59Z

How to use MNET

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	== How to use MNET ==		== How to use MNET ==
	This paragraph will explain you how to setup a connection between a client and a server with mnet. It will also explain where to write the functions you ~~wanna~~ call in the server.		This paragraph will explain you how to setup a connection between a client and a server with mnet. It will also explain where to write the functions you want to call in the server.

			''Note: The following code is just here to give you a better idea of how the API works. Do not expect them to work as provided.''

	''Note: I wrote this document at the same time I learned Mnet (I read the code). Copy/Paste these code portions would have no chance to work. The following code is just here to give you a better idea about what to do.
	''
	=== Basic Client/Server code===		=== Basic Client/Server code===
	In this example we'll ask the server which methods we can access. The system server methods 'ListMethods' is already implemented, so we will only write client code:		In this example we'll ask the server which methods we can access. The system server methods 'ListMethods' is already implemented, so we will only write client code:

2009-06-22T13:15:04Z

I never did understand what canonical meant

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	This page aims to serve as the ~~canonical~~ location for documenting the Moodle NETwork API (MNET API), both the XMLRPC functions and the associated code.		This page aims to serve as the location for documenting the Moodle NETwork API (MNET API), both the XMLRPC functions and the associated code.
	<br><br>''It is a work in progress, please add to it as you discover undocumented code.''		<br><br>''It is a work in progress, please add to it as you discover undocumented code.''

2009-06-10T08:43:29Z

How to use MNET

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	This paragraph will explain you how to setup a connection between a client and a server with mnet. It will also explain where to write the functions you wanna call in the server.		This paragraph will explain you how to setup a connection between a client and a server with mnet. It will also explain where to write the functions you wanna call in the server.

			''Note: I wrote this document at the same time I learned Mnet (I read the code). Copy/Paste these code portions would have no chance to work. The following code is just here to give you a better idea about what to do.
			''
	=== Basic Client/Server code===		=== Basic Client/Server code===
	In this example we'll ask the server which methods we can access. The system server methods 'ListMethods' is already implemented, so we will only write client code:		In this example we'll ask the server which methods we can access. The system server methods 'ListMethods' is already implemented, so we will only write client code:

2009-06-10T04:06:36Z

Specific methods

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	1. We create this function into servicefolder/services.php:		1. We create this function into servicefolder/services.php:
	<code php>		<code php>
	class services ~~extends repository~~ {		class services {

	function static helloWorld($firstname, $surname) {		function static helloWorld($firstname, $surname) {

2008-11-06T08:49:55Z

send_content_ready

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	** status: boolean, success or failure		** status: boolean, success or failure
	** type: string, 'queued' or 'complete'		** type: string, 'queued' or 'complete'
			** querystring: string, used for the final 'continue to portfolio' link (eg ?folder=6&file=6 to highlight new files that were added)

	===fetch_file===		===fetch_file===

2008-10-31T01:47:38Z

Specific methods

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	=== Specific methods ===		=== Specific methods ===
	Most of the time you don't want to add a system method but a method for a module/service. You ~~wanna~~ to be ~~this display~~ by the "ListMethods" system method.		Most of the time you don't want to add a system method but a method for a module/service. You also want it to be displayed by the "ListMethods" system method.

	Let's implement a function returning "Hello World".		Let's implement a function returning "Hello World".

2008-10-27T06:25:33Z

Specific methods

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	}		}
	}		}
	... //below, the retrieved information are saved into the database		...
			///below, the retrieved information are saved into the database
	</code>		</code>

2008-10-27T06:05:39Z

Specific methods

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	function upgrade_RPC_functions($returnurl) {		function upgrade_RPC_functions($returnurl) {
	...		...
	/// check ~~example~~ into the ~~code (just above)~~		/// check other mnet_get_functions calls into the same file
	mnet_get_functions('service', null);		mnet_get_functions('service', null);
	}		}