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OKTech Web Services SOAP implementation - 0 views

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This OKTech implementation is a 3rd-party SOAP solution. Not part of core Moodle but has been in development since 2007

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Moodle Web Services - forum discussions - 0 views

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Threads discussing the XML-RPC, SOAP, REST and various other web services related Moodle support.

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This is the main Moodle developers documentation wiki, covers development environment and process, introduces core libraries and includes howtos for getting started with moodle development

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I’m an unashamably geeky hippy with a caffeine dependency, I grew up in Ngahinepouri, a small village just outside the city of Hamilton in the North Island of New Zealand which is where I currently live. Apparently, my beliefs are most oriented towards those of the “Religious Society of Friends”,...