I made a valiant attempt at integrating this with our Microsoft LMS system. It simply will not work with IIS. Not only does it insist that many of the folders be at the root of the site, and use .htaccess url rewrites, but much of the application is hidden within the flash files themselves so debugging the rewrites, or anything for that matter, is out of the question. So strange to build a system on platform independent php/html/flash only to configure it to require its own proprietary web server configuration. Good luck hosting on linux or mac, and not because of the platform, just because of the QA. Why?
One more warning, if you get a red frown face with the message: "Error Report: [Object] object", that is Collins application developer code for, "yes of course we asked you where you wanted to install this program but we never thought you'd actually change what we dictated."
There are also some calls from the flash files to the Collins website. We call those non-update callbacks and they aren't typically desirable, especially in purchased software.
So buyer beware.
