SCORM Cloud Rest API
REST API used for SCORM Cloud integrations.
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Building the API client library requires:
To install the API client library to your local Maven repository, simply execute:
mvn clean installTo deploy it to a remote Maven repository instead, configure the settings of the repository and execute:
mvn clean deployRefer to the OSSRH Guide for more information.
Add this dependency to your project's POM:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client</groupId>
<artifactId>scormcloud-api-v2-client</artifactId>
<version>4.0.0</version>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>Add this dependency to your project's build file:
compile "com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client:scormcloud-api-v2-client:4.0.0"At first generate the JAR by executing:
mvn clean packageThen manually install the following JARs:
target/scormcloud-api-v2-client-4.0.0.jartarget/lib/*.jarWorking with headers will require calling the WithHttpInfo version of the function. This allows for grabbing the header directly from the response object:
// Note: This code is specifically designed to not modify any existing data
DispatchApi dispatchApi = new DispatchApi();
ApiResponse<Void> response = dispatchApi.updateDispatchesWithHttpInfo(new UpdateDispatchSchema(), null, OffsetDateTime.now(), null, null, null, null, null);
System.out.println(response.getHeaders().get("X-Total-Count"));Check the changelog for details of what has changed.
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.ApiClient;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.ApiException;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.Configuration;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.api.ApplicationManagementApi;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.api.CourseApi;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.api.RegistrationApi;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.auth.HttpBasicAuth;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.auth.OAuth;
import com.rusticisoftware.cloud.v2.client.model.*;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.time.OffsetDateTime;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
public class ScormCloud_Java_Sample {
// ScormCloud API credentials
// Note: These are not the same credentials used to log in to ScormCloud
final static String APP_ID = "APP_ID";
final static String SECRET_KEY = "SECRET_KEY";
// Sample values for data
final static String COURSE_PATH = "/PATH/TO/COURSE/RunTimeAdvancedCalls_SCORM20043rdEdition.zip";
final static String COURSE_ID = "JAVA_SAMPLE_COURSE";
final static String LEARNER_ID = "JAVA_SAMPLE_COURSE_LEARNER";
final static String REGISTRATION_ID = "JAVA_SAMPLE_COURSE_REGISTRATION";
// String used for output formatting
final static String OUTPUT_BORDER = "---------------------------------------------------------\n";
/**
* This sample will consist of:
* 1. Creating a course.
* 2. Registering a learner for the course.
* 3. Building a link for the learner to take the course.
* 4. Getting the learner's progress after having taken the course.
* 5. Viewing all courses and registrations.
* 6. Deleting all of the data created via this sample.
*
* All input variables used in this sample are defined up above.
*/
public static void main(String[] args) throws ApiException {
// Configure HTTP basic authorization: APP_NORMAL
HttpBasicAuth APP_NORMAL = (HttpBasicAuth) Configuration.getDefaultApiClient().getAuthentication("APP_NORMAL");
APP_NORMAL.setUsername(APP_ID);
APP_NORMAL.setPassword(SECRET_KEY);
ScormCloud_Java_Sample sc = new ScormCloud_Java_Sample();
try
{
// Create a course and a registration
CourseSchema courseDetails = sc.createCourse(COURSE_ID, COURSE_PATH);
sc.createRegistration(COURSE_ID, LEARNER_ID, REGISTRATION_ID);
// Show details of the newly imported course
System.out.println("Newly Imported Course Details: ");
System.out.println(courseDetails);
// Create the registration launch link
String launchLink = sc.buildLaunchLink(REGISTRATION_ID);
// Show the launch link
System.out.println(OUTPUT_BORDER);
System.out.printf("Launch Link: %s%n", launchLink);
System.out.println("Navigate to the url above to take the course. Hit enter once complete.");
try {
System.in.read();
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
// Get the results for the registration
RegistrationSchema registrationProgress = sc.getResultForRegistration(REGISTRATION_ID);
// Show details of the registration progress
System.out.println(OUTPUT_BORDER);
System.out.println("Registration Progress: ");
System.out.println(registrationProgress);
// Get information about all the courses in ScormCloud
List<CourseSchema> courseList = sc.getAllCourses();
// Show details of the courses
System.out.println(OUTPUT_BORDER);
System.out.println("Course List: ");
for (CourseSchema course: courseList)
{
System.out.println(course);
}
// Get information about all the registrations in ScormCloud
List<RegistrationSchema> registrationList = sc.getAllRegistrations();
// Show details of the registrations
System.out.println(OUTPUT_BORDER);
System.out.println("Registration List: ");
for (RegistrationSchema registration: registrationList)
{
System.out.println(registration);
}
} catch (ApiException | IllegalArgumentException e) {
System.out.println(e.toString());
} finally {
// Delete all the data created by this sample
sc.cleanUp(COURSE_ID, REGISTRATION_ID);
}
}
/**
* Sets the default OAuth token passed with all calls to the API.
*
* If a token is created with limited scope (i.e. read:registration),
* calls that require a different permission set will error. Either a
* new token needs to be generated with the correct scope, or the
* default access token can be reset to null. This would cause the
* request to be made with basic auth credentials (appId/ secret key)
* instead.
*
* Additionally, you could create a new configuration object and set
* the token on that object instead of the default access token. This
* configuration would then be passed into the Api object:
*
* ApiClient apiClient = new ApiClient();
* TokenRequestSchema tokenRequest = new TokenRequestSchema()
* .permissions(new PermissionsSchema().scopes(Arrays.asList("write:course", "read:course")))
* .expiry(OffsetDateTime.now().plusMinutes(2));
* apiClient.setAccessToken(applicationManagementApi.createToken(tokenRequest).getResult());
* CourseApi courseApi = new CourseApi(apiClient);
*
* Any calls that would use this CourseApi instance would then have the
* write:course and read:course permissions passed automatically, but
* other instances would be unaffected and continue to use other means
* of authorization.
*
* @param scopes List of permissions for calls made with the token.
*/
private void configureOAuth(List<String> scopes) throws ApiException {
ApplicationManagementApi appManagementApi = new ApplicationManagementApi();
// Set permissions and expiry time of the token
OffsetDateTime expiry = OffsetDateTime.now().plusMinutes(2);
PermissionsSchema permissions = new PermissionsSchema()
.scopes(scopes);
// Make the request to get the OAuth token
TokenRequestSchema tokenRequest = new TokenRequestSchema()
.expiry(expiry)
.permissions(permissions);
StringResultSchema tokenResult = appManagementApi.createToken(tokenRequest);
// Set the default access token used with further API requests.
// To remove the token, reset the accessToken of
// Configuration.getDefaultApiClient().getAuthentication("OAUTH")
// back to null before the next call.
OAuth OAUTH = (OAuth) Configuration.getDefaultApiClient().getAuthentication("OAUTH");
OAUTH.setAccessToken(tokenResult.getResult());
}
/**
* Creates a course by uploading the course from your local machine.
* Courses are a package of content for a learner to consume.
*
* Other methods for importing a course exist. Check the documentation
* for additional ways of importing a course.
*
* @param courseId Id that will be used to identify the course.
* @param coursePath Path to the course being uploaded.
* @return Detailed information about the newly uploaded course.
*/
public CourseSchema createCourse(String courseId, String coursePath) throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Arrays.asList("write:course", "read:course"));
// This call will use OAuth with the "write:course" scope
// if configured. Otherwise the basic auth credentials will be used
CourseApi courseApi = new CourseApi();
StringResultSchema jobId = courseApi.createUploadAndImportCourseJob(courseId, null, null, null, null, new File(coursePath));
// This call will use OAuth with the "read:course" scope
// if configured. Otherwise the basic auth credentials will be used
ImportJobResultSchema jobResult = courseApi.getImportJobStatus(jobId.getResult());
while (jobResult.getStatus() == ImportJobResultSchema.StatusEnum.RUNNING) {
try {
Thread.sleep(1000);
} catch (InterruptedException ignored) {
Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
}
jobResult = courseApi.getImportJobStatus(jobId.getResult());
}
if (jobResult.getStatus() == ImportJobResultSchema.StatusEnum.ERROR)
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Course is not properly formatted: " + jobResult.getMessage());
return jobResult.getImportResult().getCourse();
}
/**
* Creates a registration allowing the learner to consume the course
* content. A registration is the link between a learner and a single
* course.
*
* @param courseId Id of the course to register the learner for.
* @param learnerId Id that will be used to identify the learner.
* @param registrationId Id that will be used to identify the registration.
*/
public void createRegistration(String courseId, String learnerId, String registrationId) throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Collections.singletonList("write:registration"));
RegistrationApi registrationApi = new RegistrationApi();
LearnerSchema learner = new LearnerSchema()
.id(learnerId);
CreateRegistrationSchema registration = new CreateRegistrationSchema()
.courseId(courseId)
.learner(learner)
.registrationId(registrationId);
registrationApi.createRegistration(registration, null);
}
/**
* Builds a url allowing the learner to access the course.
*
* This sample will build the launch link and print it out. It will then
* pause and wait for user input, allowing you to navigate to the course
* to generate sample learner progress. Once this step has been reached,
* hitting the enter key will continue program execution.
*
* @param registrationId Id of the registration the link is being built for.
* @return Link for the learner to launch the course.
*/
public String buildLaunchLink(String registrationId) throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Collections.singletonList("read:registration"));
RegistrationApi registrationApi = new RegistrationApi();
LaunchLinkRequestSchema settings = new LaunchLinkRequestSchema()
.redirectOnExitUrl("Message");
LaunchLinkSchema launchLink = registrationApi.buildRegistrationLaunchLink(registrationId, settings);
return launchLink.getLaunchLink();
}
/**
* Gets information about the progress of the registration.
*
* For the most up-to-date results, you should implement our postback
* mechanism. The basic premise is that any update to the registration
* would cause us to send the updated results to your system.
*
* More details can be found in the documentation:
* https://cloud.scorm.com/docs/v2/guides/postback/
*
* @param registrationId Id of the registration to get results for.
* @return Detailed information about the registration's progress.
*/
public RegistrationSchema getResultForRegistration(String registrationId) throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Collections.singletonList("read:registration"));
RegistrationApi registrationApi = new RegistrationApi();
RegistrationSchema progress = registrationApi.getRegistrationProgress(registrationId, null, null, null);
return progress;
}
/**
* Gets information about all courses. The result received from the API
* call is a paginated list, meaning that additional calls are required
* to retrieve all the information from the API. This has already been
* accounted for in the sample.
*
* @return List of detailed information about all of the courses.
*/
public List<CourseSchema> getAllCourses() throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Collections.singletonList("read:course"));
// Additional filters can be provided to this call to get a subset
// of all courses.
CourseApi courseApi = new CourseApi();
CourseListSchema response = courseApi.getCourses(null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
// This call is paginated, with a token provided if more results exist
List<CourseSchema> courseList = response.getCourses();
while (response.getMore() != null)
{
response = courseApi.getCourses(null, null, null, null, null, null, null, response.getMore(), null, null, null);
courseList.addAll(response.getCourses());
}
return courseList;
}
/**
* Gets information about the registration progress for all
* registrations. The result received from the API call is a paginated
* list, meaning that additional calls are required to retrieve all the
* information from the API. This has already been accounted for in the
* sample.
*
* This call can be quite time-consuming and tedious with lots of
* registrations. If you find yourself making lots of calls to this
* endpoint, it might be worthwhile to look into registration postbacks.
*
* More details can be found in the documentation:
* https://cloud.scorm.com/docs/v2/guides/postback/
*
* @return List of detailed information about all of the registrations.
*/
public List<RegistrationSchema> getAllRegistrations() throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Collections.singletonList("read:registration"));
// Additional filters can be provided to this call to get a subset
// of all registrations.
RegistrationApi registrationApi = new RegistrationApi();
RegistrationListSchema response = registrationApi.getRegistrations(null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
// This call is paginated, with a token provided if more results exist
List<RegistrationSchema> registrationList = response.getRegistrations();
while (response.getMore() != null)
{
response = registrationApi.getRegistrations(null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, response.getMore(), null, null, null, null);
registrationList.addAll(response.getRegistrations());
}
return registrationList;
}
/**
* Deletes all of the data generated by this sample.
*
* This code is run even if the program has errored out, providing a
* "clean slate" for every run of this sample.
*
* It is not necessary to delete registrations if the course
* they belong to has been deleted. Deleting the course will
* automatically queue deletion of all registrations associated with
* the course. There will be a delay between when the course is deleted
* and when the registrations for the course have been removed. The
* registration deletion has been handled here to prevent scenarios
* where the registration hasn't been deleted yet by the time the
* sample has been rerun.
*
* @param courseId Id of the course to delete.
* @param registrationId Id of the registration to delete.
*/
public void cleanUp(String courseId, String registrationId) throws ApiException {
// (Optional) Further authenticate via OAuth token access
// configureOAuth(Arrays.asList("delete:course", "delete:registration"));
// This call will use OAuth with the "delete:course" scope
// if configured. Otherwise the basic auth credentials will be used
CourseApi courseApi = new CourseApi();
courseApi.deleteCourse(courseId);
// The code below is to prevent race conditions if the
// sample is run in quick successions.
// This call will use OAuth2 with the "delete:registration" scope
// if configured. Otherwise the basic auth credentials will be used.
RegistrationApi registrationApi = new RegistrationApi();
registrationApi.deleteRegistration(registrationId);
}
}