Using Connect Enterprise Web Services

Basics

Now that you understand the architecture of Adobe® Connect™ Enterprise Server and Adobe Connect Enterprise Hosted and how to test an API call in a browser, you are ready to send XML API requests and analyze responses.

To get started with Adobe Connect Enterprise Web Services, you need to understand three key concepts:

Principals, who are users and groups
SCOs, which are Shareable Content Objects and represent meetings, courses, and just about any content that can be created on Connect Enterprise. SCOs (pronounced sko, which rhymes with snow) are compatible with the industry standard Shareable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) specification and can be used with a Learning Management System (LMS).
Permissions, which define how principals can act on objects

This chapter describes basic tasks you can do with Web Services, regardless of which Connect Enterprise applications you have licensed. Many tasks are described as if you are running them in a browser. If you want to make the call from an application, translate the XML request to the language you are working in (for an example of how to do this in Java™, see "Send XML requests").

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