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Thanks,
Karina
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boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Matt Perkins
Sent: 15 December 2011 5:30
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] SCORM development and packaging for LMS
Oh no, go
I've used pipwerks SCORM wrapper with an elearning course I did a couple
years back. Just ExternalInterface calls and letting the javascript do the
dirty work for me seemed best for me at the time.
http://pipwerks.com/2008/02/10/flash-demos-for-scorm-actionscript-classes-now-available/
-hth
There isn't really anything such as learning JSON, JSON is basically just
an object, and is your best bet.
You can convert an XML string to JSON, store it, and then when you need it
reconvert it to XML if you really need to, but unless you're doing things
with E4X that is probably unnecessary.
The JSON encoder class might do it automatically by passing an XML object to
the constructor, idk, look into it maybe.
It's also not very hard to loop through an XML node and convert all of it's
attributes and children nodes into an object, something like this:
(I took 40 seconds to write this,
Right, learn was probably a strong word. Just meant that I'd never
used it before.
Is there an automated was to convert the XML to JSON with AS3?
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On Jul 28, 2010, at 6:12 PM, Taka Kojima t...@gigafied.com wrote:
There isn't really
Thanks, I'll look into that strategy
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On Jul 28, 2010, at 7:43 PM, Taka Kojima t...@gigafied.com wrote:
The JSON encoder class might do it automatically by passing an XML object to
the constructor, idk, look into it maybe.
It's also not
I'm not sure you are really going to gain that much by using JSON instead of
XML.
ByteArrays have built-in compression as you mention (I think the compression
algorithm zlib). Since XMLs generally have a fair amount of redundancy, it
will probably reduce the size of your data (in bytes)
PS: Just made a quick test with a rather big xml and this is what I got
(sizes are in bytes):
xml: 49725
compressed bytearray: 9488
compressed bytearray + base 64: 12652
The figures may vary as the compression depends on the data, but at least
here I got about a 1/4 of the original size after
I found this same solution searching around the net - looks like it'll
work perfectly. Thanks for suggesting it also!
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On Jul 28, 2010, at 9:53 PM, Juan Pablo Califano
califa010.flashcod...@gmail.com wrote:
PS: Just made a quick test with
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Thanks for all the info on SCORM, it really helped a lot. Carolina
mentioned using objectives to record all 21 answers. Nice idea... But I'm
not entirely
Thanks for all the info on SCORM, it really helped a lot. Carolina mentioned
using objectives to record all 21 answers. Nice idea... But I'm not entirely
sure about what you mentioned regarding having to initialize them all first.
I have an array of 21 values - can I just iterate that and set
For your FLV, you should load it dynamically and keep it external. We
had lots of external assets used by our SWF (MP3, FLV, pictures) and we
kept them out of the SCOs and out of the imsmanifest.xml, it was
becoming hard to list all those files in there ! But if you only have a
few external
in your package.
Alain
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] SCORM?
For your FLV, you should load it dynamically and keep it external. We
had lots
Hi Dave:
I use scorm 1.2 version, when I need to more than one score I use
objectives. Each objective works like the score, and it can allow you 21
questions, each objective can have min, max and raw. To work with
objective you have to know that the objectives are zero-index, and in the
You have 2 solutions concerning your Quizz issue,
1. In case each question is a SCO, get the current score from the LMS
with FlashVars and send the updated value to the LMS.
2. Have your quiz (all 21 questions) in only one SCO and send the score
at the end.
as for the FLV's they should be
Can the video content be kept outside of the SCO package?
Does it need to be included in the manifest XML file?
I would strongly urge you to include any content files that are required to
be included in the manifest.
Technically, you may be able to get away with not including the FLVs in
Thanks for the info, but saying I should include the files in the manifest
xml file is not saying I should need ti include them within the SCO itself.
Do I need to? I can see from the perspective of allowing any LMS to deploy
this SCO that the video files should be in the SCO... but is a 50MB
For your FLV, you should load it dynamically and keep it external. We
had lots of external assets used by our SWF (MP3, FLV, pictures) and we
kept them out of the SCOs and out of the imsmanifest.xml, it was
becoming hard to list all those files in there ! But if you only have a
few external
I believe that you can't get any return value that way (not sure, could be
wrong). What you need to do is call a javascript with proxy.call wich then
(the javascript) calls another function that sends data to flash through
the proxy ...
A better way to do that, if you use Flash 8, is to use
Hi,
Have you tried http://www.adlnet.org ? It has forums and the actual SCORM
specs too. I don't think there is a specific mailing list... But if you find
one, let me know too.
-beverly
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