mattburrell

We are having difficulties in getting the Moodle web parts to work with Share Point 2007. We have posted on codeplex but haven;t had an answer yet. below is a copy of our post. Would really grateful if any can assist? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I have installed the webparts and web service (port 80) on a server hosting both MOSS 2007 (over ssl on port 443) and Moodle (over ssl on port 443 via hostheaders). Both sharepoint and moodle are working without any issues including single sign-on and LDAP integration. The database for each is sat on a seperate MS SQL 2005 cluster. However, when I try to add any of the webparts to a page in Sharepoint I get a delay and then the following error message... Welcome Your courseware system account: You are not logged in. Debug InformationUser EGGBUCKLAND\dl Class resource path https://gateway.foo.com/ecc/wpresources/ProgXimity.Moodle.WebParts/1.5.0.0_09b750dbdb21d78d Physical class resource path C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\wpresources\ProgXimity.Moodle.WebParts\1.5.0.0__09b750dbdb21d78d\ Configuration Default Configuration Url https://moodle.foo.com/ An unhandled Exception occured. Please contact your System Administrator. Type ProgXimity.Moodle.WebServiceProxy.WebServiceErrorException Message A web service error occured. Please refer to the Web Service Error Log for details. e Stack Trace at ProgXimity.Moodle.WebServiceProxy.UserProxy.GetUser(String userName) at ProgXimity.Moodle.WebParts.WhoAmI.OnInit(EventArgs e) Any ideas what the problem could be? Would appreciate any information that would point me in the right direction. Thanks very much. Dave

We are using the Serco web parts - very good and work well. We also use the salamander products to bring data from CMIS into our Sharepoint install. Matt Burrell Eggbuckland Community College

Hi Salamandersoft (SalamanderSoft Limited) have been developing a web part for Sharepoint 2007 to allow users to access their home folders. It has an option to allow read or write access. Therefore users can upload, open, rename or delete any files they have in their home folder. Matt Burrell Eggbuckland Community College