Some LMS-RTE provided in ADLnet.org were developed with Java(API as Applet, LMS as serevrlet). I havent found any other LMS-RTE that was developed with Microsoft solutions, such as ASP(instead of JSP)....
I want to develope a LMS-RTE, so if anyone have an idea of developing this? and can you tell me how SCO & LMS communicate using "Microsoft solution"(VB, ASP, ASP.Net) ?
thanks in advance
Hien Nguyen
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2003-01-29
This is exactly what I'm attempting to do as well. I would like a comparative .NET solution and have had to resort to porting the Java implementation to .NET using the JLCA and manual coding. I've yet to get a clean compile and am considering a wholesale port to the J# environment which can handle some Applet-like functionality. The Java Servlet and Applet technologies are completely different so there are a lot of considerations here. Has anyone come across a .NET implementation of the SCORM 1.2 RTE.
Please let me know if you have had any further success since your posting here.
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Some LMS-RTE provided in ADLnet.org were developed with Java(API as Applet, LMS as serevrlet). I havent found any other LMS-RTE that was developed with Microsoft solutions, such as ASP(instead of JSP)....
I want to develope a LMS-RTE, so if anyone have an idea of developing this? and can you tell me how SCO & LMS communicate using "Microsoft solution"(VB, ASP, ASP.Net) ?
thanks in advance
Hien Nguyen
This is exactly what I'm attempting to do as well. I would like a comparative .NET solution and have had to resort to porting the Java implementation to .NET using the JLCA and manual coding. I've yet to get a clean compile and am considering a wholesale port to the J# environment which can handle some Applet-like functionality. The Java Servlet and Applet technologies are completely different so there are a lot of considerations here. Has anyone come across a .NET implementation of the SCORM 1.2 RTE.
Please let me know if you have had any further success since your posting here.
> Has anyone come across a .NET implementation of
> the SCORM 1.2 RTE
Good lord, I hope not, but if so, let's not worry about it here. Let's keep this project focused on J2EE compliance.