[Lms-developers] RE: Lms-developers digest, Vol 1 #18 - 1 msg

[<bw...@co...>]

Hi,

I think SCORM is fully platform independent: it just defines content as =
web
content. So if a course doesnt run under Linux, be sure that the SCOs =
are
written in valid HTML. Also it is possible that the api-adapter-applet =
isnt
loaded in some browsers. But that has nothing to do with SCORM ;) Did =
you
thought about a flash-adapter? It seems to be more useful.

Regards,
Bj=F6rn

From: bryan hunt <bry...@os...>
To: lms...@li...
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 16:08:24 +0100
Subject: [Lms-developers] SCORM browser compatability


FYI=20

I have been developing my stuff on a linux box and that has being going
pretty=20
ok for me .... until I got to the part where I get the javascript to =
talk to

the applet.=20

I have always thought that scorm was a joke of a spec but it's the =
bandwagon

that everyone else has jumped on so I might as well get on for the =
ride.=20

Anyhow I can tell you that SCORM does work with linux but only with the
latest=20
version of Mozilla ( Mozilla 1.3 )

It doesn't work with konqueror 3.1 or any earlier version of mozilla, I
don't=20
know if it even worked with Netscape Navigator.=20

What a fantastic standard eh ? Truly cross platform !=20

Anyhow I have to upgrade to the latest version of Mandrake to get MOZ =
1.3=20
so it will be after the weekend before I can check in my stuff.

Here is some things that I am doing=20

I am now using the swing based applet as the api adaptor .

I have created an Interface called ISCORMApplet which my new applet is =
using

I am using stubs in conjunction with my appletlogger class at present =
but=20
am going to switch to implimentation on Monday.

--B



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