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Web Services integration with Moodle
Dear All,
We are getting the Oracle CRM installed as our new student management system and we would like to use the login credentials specified there in order to get the users signed up on Moodle. Ideally, the student signs on to Moodle, her credentials are sent to the CRM and then the rest of the information is pulled from Moodle's database. Has anyone tried anything similar? Could you please provide me with any pointers as to how to go about it?
Regards,
George
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