The Shared Training folder that you see
in Adobe Connect Central is also called the Training library. Shared
Training is called
courses
in the response from
sco-shortcuts
:
<sco tree-id="123456" sco-id="123456" type="courses">
<domain-name>example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
Each folder, course, and curriculum in the library is a SCO.
As you navigate the Training library, you see the
sco-id
of
the current course or curriculum in the browser URL. You can also
retrieve the
sco-id
by calling
sco-contents
or
sco-expanded-contents
on
a folder in the Training library.
Each course, curriculum, or content object in the Training library
has permissions that define which users can access it. As you design
your application, be aware of these permission levels:
-
Enrollee permissions
-
Courses and curriculums have permissions that define which
users are enrolled and can access them. The two permissions available
are Enrolled and Denied.
-
Training library permissions
-
Courses, curriculums, and folders in the Training library
have either Manage or Denied permission. Manage permission means
a user can create, delete, edit, or assign permissions. By default,
users have Manage permission on their own training folders, and
Administrators have Manage permission on any folder in the training
library.
An Administrator can assign a user Manage permission
on an individual course, curriculum, or folder with
permissions-update
or
check the permissions a user has with
permissions-info
.
In
XML API calls, you read, use, or set values of
permission-id
as
you work with the Training library. These values of
permission-id
apply
to courses and curriculums:
-
view
-
The user has access to the course or
curriculum, and permission is Enrolled.
-
denied
-
The user is not allowed access, and permission
is Denied.
You should also be aware of the permission a user
has on a folder before executing an API call. Log in as a user with
appropriate permission, or when needed, as your application’s Administrator
user. These values of
permission-id
apply to training
folders:
-
manage
-
The user can add, delete, change, or
assign permissions to courses, curriculums, and content in a folder.
The user can also list the contents of the folder with
sco-contents
or
sco-expanded-contents
.
-
denied
-
The user cannot add, delete, change,
or assign permissions to anything in the folder, but can list the
contents of the folder.
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