#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER UPDATE#
#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER PRO#
#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER CODE#
#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER PASSWORD#

#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER PRO#

The activity module will automatically log in the user into Connect Pro once they click on 'Join Meeting' button.

#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER PASSWORD#

When the activity module creates a new user account on the Connect Pro server it does not use the same password that the user has in Moodle (and there is no way it to figure out that password), so it creates a random password. You can get the latest version of the activity module here.

So using the method I described above would not create additional accounts on the Adobe Connect Pro server. Moodle users do not have an account created on the Adobe Connect server until the actually attempt to join the server through the activity module. You can then distribute the Meeting URL from the meeting details page to the users who are to join the meeting. If you would like to allow users to access the meeting as public users, you can add the activity module and set the Meeting Type setting to 'Public'. Without the user account credentials the activity module will not be able to perform the operations needed to create Adobe Connect Pro meetings and users.ДЄlso, I've created some documentation on Moodle Docs regarding the setup of this activity module here

#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER UPDATE#

Or at the very least an account that has the permissions to make web services calls, create meetings, create users, update meetings and update user roles. Yes the admin Adobe Connect Pro user account credentials is required. I would also like to note that I've created some documentation on Moodle Docs for this activity module hereД®rror obtaining forced-archives (meeting recordings) folder Invalid URL entries consist of more than one forward slash: Valid URL entries consists of the name with I'm pasting the latest help bubble text I have that will be in the next update:ДЇor example if the Adobe Connect server domain was located at when customizing the URL to mymeeting, the URL to connect to the meeting would be.

#MAIL 8.2 ATTACHMENT TAMER CODE#

I'm in the process of updating the code and I hope to have a more informative help bubble and more importantly adding more thorough form validation to prevent situations like this. There is a help bubble that you can use to see how the Meeting URL is used. When adding the activity and entering in the Meeting URL: there is no need to enter the domain name. I would also like to note that I'm currently working on adding a 'Test Connection' button to the activity global settings page, so that you can test your connection settings to ensure that all the operations the activity module performs does in fact work with the settings that were provided Again if you are not sure about this then consult with your ACP server administrator. If you are not sure which user account that is then you will have to contact your ACP server administrator and consult with them.ДЄdmin Password - the password for the super administrator account. This account should also have permissions to create users, create meetings and assign permissions to user. This account will be useed to make all the API calls. You may use any value for this so as long as your Adobe Connect Pro server is setup to receive requests from that port.ДЄdmin Login - This is the super administrator account user name. The default port is by no means the recommended port needed for the activity plug-in to work. Port - The port your ACP server uses for it's connections. Meeting domain - This value is just the domain name of your ACP server and would be the same as the Host setting above without the /api/xml part. If your ACP server is behind the domain name of, then this settings would look like /api/xml.

Host - This is the URL where REST calls are sent to and it must bet set to the domain where our ACP server exists.

I'm pasting some of the notes from the help page to answer your question regarding the settings and what values to use The to the config file allowed the activity module to make web service calls and use HTTP header authentication so that the users from Moodle could join the Adobe Connect Pro meetings.

In order to get the activity plug-in to work properly there were some changes I had to make to the configuration files for my Adobe Connect Pro server. I've posted some documentation on Moodle Docs here.

Mail 8.2 attachment tamer