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<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
<sco tree-id="181227" sco-id="181412" type="my-content">
<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
<sco tree-id="181225" sco-id="181225" type="content">
<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
<sco tree-id="181226" sco-id="181226" type="courses">
<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
<sco tree-id="181227" sco-id="181227" type="user-content">
<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
<sco tree-id="181228" sco-id="181228" type="meetings">
<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
<sco tree-id="181230" sco-id="181230" type="user-meetings">
<domain-name>http://admin.breeze.example.com</domain-name>
</sco>
</shortcuts>
</results>
See also
sco-info
, sco-expanded-contents
sco-update
Availability
Breeze 4.
Description
Creates or updates presentations, courses, and meetings.
If you provide a
sco-id parameter, this API updates the specified SCO.
If you provide a
folder-id parameter, this API creates a new SCO. If you create a new SCO, the
returned XML provides information about the new SCO, including its ID.
You must provide only one of the following two parameters:
folder-id or sco-id.
After you call this API, you must call the
permissions-update API to assign permissions. For
information about permissions, see “About security” on page 18.
For more information about SCOs, see “About principals, SCOs, and IDs” on page 17.
The following examples show uses for the
sco-update API.