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<?php
/*
* First, we define some PHP functions to expose via
* XML-RPC. Any functions that will be called by a
* XML-RPC client need to take three parameters:
* The first parameter passed is the name of the
* XML-RPC method called, the second is an array
* Containing the parameters sent by the client, and
* The third is any data sent in the app_data
* parameter of the xmlrpc_server_call_method()
* function (see below).
*/
require_once("../../config.php");
require_once('lib.php');
function actual_func($file, $title) {
require_once("../../config.php");
require_once("lib.php");
require_once("../../lib/moodlelib.php");
global $CFG;
global $USER;
error_log("okay first step done", 0);
#require_login();
$olpcxs = get_auth_plugin('olpcxs');
$olpcxs->loginpage_hook();
error_log("require login done", 0);
#$userrecord = get_record('user', 'username', $username);
#$userid = $userrecord->id;
$id = 2;
if ($id) {
if (! $cm = get_coursemodule_from_id('print', $id)) {
error("Course Module ID was incorrect");
}
if (! $assignment = get_record("print", "id", $cm->instance)) {
error("assignment ID was incorrect");
}
if (! $course = get_record("course", "id", $assignment->course)) {
error("Course is misconfigured");
}
} else {
if (!$assignment = get_record("print", "id", $a)) {
error("Course module is incorrect");
}
if (! $course = get_record("course", "id", $assignment->course)) {
error("Course is misconfigured");
}
if (! $cm = get_coursemodule_from_instance("print", $assignment->id, $course->id)) {
error("Course Module ID was incorrect");
}
}
$assignmentinstance = new print_base($cm->id, $assignment, $cm, $course);
$filearea = $assignmentinstance->file_area_name($USER->id);
$handle = fopen($CFG->dataroot."/".$filearea."/".$title.".pdf", "wb");
fwrite($handle, $file->scalar);
fclose($handle);
$fpath = $CFG->dataroot."/".$filearea."/".$title.".pdf";
$assignmentinstance->upload_xmlrpc($fpath, $userid, $title, $assignment);// Display or process the submissions
return 1;
}
function send_func($method_name, $params, $app_data) {
$file = $params[0];
$title = $params[1];
actual_func($file, $title);
return 1;
}
function greeting_func($method_name, $params, $app_data)
{
$name = $params[0];
return "Hello, $name. How are you today?";
}
/*
* This creates a server and sets a handle for the
* server in the variable $xmlrpc_server
*/
$xmlrpc_server = xmlrpc_server_create();
/*
* xmlrpc_server_register_method() registers a PHP
* function as an XML-RPC method. It takes three
* parameters:
* The first is the handle of a server created with
* xmlrpc_server_create(), the second is the name to
* register the server under (this is what needs to
* be in the <methodName> of a request for this
* method), and the third is the name of the PHP
* function to register.
*/
xmlrpc_server_register_method($xmlrpc_server, "send_func", "send_func");
xmlrpc_server_register_method($xmlrpc_server, "greeting_func", "greeting_func");
/*
* When an XML-RPC request is sent to this script, it
* can be found in the raw post data.
*/
$request_xml = $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA;
/*
* The xmlrpc_server_call_method() sends a request to
* the server and returns the response XML. In this case,
* it sends the raw post data we got before. It requires
* 3 arguments:
* The first is the handle of a server created with
* xmlrpc_server_create(), the second is a string containing
* an XML-RPC request, and the third is for application data.
* Whatever is passed into the third parameter of this function
* is passed as the third paramater of the PHP function that the
* request is asking for.
*/
$response = xmlrpc_server_call_method($xmlrpc_server, $request_xml, '');
// Now we print the response for the client to read.
print $response;
/*
* This method frees the resources for the server specified
* It takes one argument, a handle of a server created with
* xmlrpc_server_create().
*/
xmlrpc_server_destroy($xmlrpc_server);
?>
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