Hi Jack,
First of all thanks for your work implementing LMS features on openacs. It is great!
I'm trying opencore package release 1.0.3a running with oacs 5-1/postgresql7.4.2/aolserver4.
Opencore package installs good. The opencore/www/courses created OK. As openacs user I added a company and a directory "1" was created in opencore/www/courses/1 as the doc said would be. Good. Supermanager created with no errors and I could login with this user and reach a UI for courses manager.
I uploaded a SCORM course created with reload editor I used to testing importing for Ernie's Lors package (it worked ok on Lors!). After uploaded zip file and unpacked it I had after clicking "Add new course"
Type: SCORM
Path: curso1/imsmanifest.xml
where curso1 is my uploaded course directory.
When I submit Import Course I had this error on background (log/error.log)
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Error: GET http://localhost:8037/
referred by "http://localhost:8037/lms/manager/courses/course-uninstalled?cat_id=NULL"
can't read "node_id_name": no such variable
while executing
"return $node_id_name"
(procedure "cs_list_children" line 18)
invoked from within
"cs_list_children [ lindex [split [lindex $list_of_childs 0]] 0] "
invoked from within
"set list_of_manifest_childs [ cs_list_children [ lindex [split [lindex $list_of_childs 0]] ("uplevel" body line 53)
invoked from within
"uplevel 1 $transaction_code "
(procedure "db_transaction" line 1)
invoked from within
"db_transaction {
### Create the nextval in cs_courses
set course_id [db_nextval "cs_courses_id_sequence"]
### Set filename to the manifest.xml
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Bug-tracker at intellum.org is going to be used reporting bugs and patches?
I read this post https://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=168874 from Ernie Ghiglione about Opencore and I agree when he said there is "a lot of opportunities to work with Jack on a robust SCORM/LMS implementation that not only fulfils the needs of corporations, but also the academic world".
I have some available time now and some basic skills on openacs programming and could be good colaborate on efforts building courseware features like you and Ernie are planning.
