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Yes, its the course ID.
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You can create the hierarchy nodes and link courses to them using the IMS-Vista SIS integration. I think Stellenbosch used to use Vista, so the XML will probably be familiar to someone there.
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Glen: Paul is posting about the IMS-Vista SIS integration - new in 9.1 SP6 - not anything to do with snapshot. Although, who knows, maybe looking at the snapshot XML format might help us guess at what should be in some of the IMS Enterprise 1.1 - Vista or IMS Enterprise 1.1 XML. Paul: Sorry, I haven't had a go at the bits you are asking about, and
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What version are you using? If you are using Learn 9/9.1 then the auto-signon building block should help do what you want. You can find it on OSCELOT at http://projects.oscelot.org/gf/project/autosignon/frs/
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I don't think you can do it via the GUI, but you can do it with the snapshot utility. Create a user data feed file with the minimal elements and then add a NEW_EXTERNAL_PERSON_KEY column. Then do a USR_MANUAL update.
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I think Rene' is using 'snapshot tool' to refer to the CE 8 to Learn migration process that uses the CE 8 backupRestoreCLI and the Learn LMSimport programs, rather than the Learn snapshot program. The LMSimport does not have a properties file like the snapshot program. Having done the user migration with LMSimport, you could then use the
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Hi Rene, On the systems I have done this on, the Learn Course ID is set to the CE 8 sourcedid.id field. If you try changing the sourcedid.id in the XML that you are feeding to LMSimport, I think you will find that it will complain about not being able to find the backup file. As the backups are named with the section and course title, and these are
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I don't think Learn 9 has the equivalent of the CE web-based API (I'd be happy to be wrong on this!). I've emulated it with a simple "CGI-based snapshot controller". Basically just a CGI that receives a text or XML file and then calls the command-line snapshot program. Uses a shared secret etc. similar to the CE API. Also lets
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The snapshot course creation has a TEMPLATE_COURSE_KEY. This will probably do what you want. There is also a COPYINTO operation (e.g., CRS_COPYINTO) for copying content into an existing course.
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It would be possible to do it using the APIs. E.g., you could have an overnight process that generated the group information and made it available to staff each morning, or they could self access/generate it via web-based middleware, or it could probably be done as a PowerLink.