OpenMeetings

Hi Michael, its me again
I think i find a bug..maybe...
We are using moodle 2.7 an OM 3.07 on ubuntu Server 14.04 (incl. latest patchlevel)
Om and Moodle are working fine ..but we can reproduce the following error:
in course create an activity OM and change display to new browser window --> got timeout from server.
Apache Logfile says: "Segmentation fault (11), possible coredump in /etc/apache2"
If we delete this activity, we are able to use your plugin in all variants.
If we don't delete this "new windows OM activity" we cannot create new activities with the plugin.
If we never use the "new window" function, we have no problems.
Any ideas???
Greetz
Jochen

Thanks Michael for taking time to answer me , I dont understand first you mentioned I installed open meetings following instruction from this page
http://www.2daygeek.com/apache-openmeetings-3-0-installation-and-configuration-in-centos-6-5/
and its working on port 5080 , I configured my plugin from graphical interface as you have in this video but this what you mentioned now I dont know where to add

if I use http instead of https I get this answer
HTTP Status 404 - /contaxt/services/UserService
type Status report
message /contaxt/services/UserService
description The requested resource is not available.
Apache Tomcat/7.0.57

Hi Michael
thanks for answering me , I tried the link what you send and it doesn't work , port is open , I use iptables and port 5080 is configured there also I opened other ports which openmeetings is using . I have moodle and open meetings installed on the same server , open meeting alone I can access it without problem on my ip followed by port number 5080

Hello,
what happens if you check the following URL: https://yourserver:port/contaxt/services/UserService?wsdl
Is this URL accessible via the browser?
Which port you have configured on the openmeetings server and in the settings of the openmeetings plugin in moodle, port 5080 (the standard port of om)? And what about the firewall? Is the port 5080 open?
Thanks & Greetings,
Michael

thanks for your good efforts for making openmeetings plugin for moodle , I have latest version of plugin ,latest version of moodle and latest version of openmeetings , I can access openmeeting server using soap user without problem but when I want to creat activity using moodle I keep getting this error Request OpenMeetings! OpenMeetings Service failed and no response was returned. Im looking forward for your help

Hello Michael,
sorry my mistake. The user in the plugin had no rights to create rooms.
So relax and have a nice day
Greetings
JK

Hello Jochen,
sorry, but I can't reproduce the error you received. I tested the latest moodle om plugin - version 1.7.4 - which works with the moodle version 2.7.x & moodle 2.8.x and the openmeetings version 3.0.x.
Which versions of moodle and openmeetings do you use?
Thanks & Greetings,
Michael

Hi Michael,
i have tried 1.7.4. Creating a new course room, saving an then enter the room generates a OM Error message: "Invalid hash". This affects all three possibilities to open the room.
Gruß
JK

Hello Jochen,
please try the latest version (1.7.4) of this plugin.
Thanks & Greetings,
Michael

Hello Michael
is it possible to get a further option to open the room.
(iframe, wholewindow, _blank)
For diffrent reasons this third option will be important for us.
Thanks in advance
JK

Regarding my previous comment above. It is already fixed.
The problem was caused by the moodle server which had the 5080 port closed in its firewall. Once open, the connection was done fine.
Thanks ...
DanielR

Hi Fellows,
I installed this plugin but always get the message "Request OpenMeetings! OpenMeetings Service failed and no response was returned."
I'm using Moodle 2.6 with the Plugin Version 2014062601 (1.7) and Open Meetings 3.0.2.
The plugin is perfectly configured.
As per the video above, I'm using a OM user just for SOAP connections. I also tried with the OM main Administrator user and didn't work.
Moodle and Openmeetings are working fine themselves but not the connection between them using this plugin.
What could I do to solve this?
Thanks in advance for your very appreciated support on this matter.
DanielR

Hello Augustin,
I tested the latest openmeetings moodle plugin version 1.6 with moodle version 2.7 and openmeetings version 2.2.0 and it worked as expected.
But in the debugging mode I've got the following error message because of the changes in the events Api in moodle 2.7:
add_to_log() has been deprecated, please rewrite your code to the new events API
line 48 of /lib/deprecatedlib.php: call to debugging()
line 63 of /mod/openmeetings/view.php: call to add_to_log()
Greetings,
Michael

Hello Augustin,
sorry, but I was unable to reproduce it. I tested the openmeetings moodle plugin with version 1.7.1, moodle 2.7 and openmeetings 3.0.1.
This openmeetings moodle plugin doesn't work with openmeetings 2.x!
I will test the openmeetings plugin version 1.6 with moodle version 2.7 and openmeetings version 2.x within the next few days, ok?
What version of openmeetings do you use?
Greetings,
Michael