This module enables tag extraction and similarity analysis by connecting to the Saplo API. By using the module, you can - with a single click - fetch relevant content to a node.
This module builds upon the CollectiveAccess module, to allow retrieving data from CollectiveAccess and importing it into Drupal nodes (or other entities) through the Feeds module.
Functionality overview:
Allow for automatic retrieval, updating and field mapping of CollectiveAccess data to Drupal entities (nodes, Commerce products, ...)
As per Feeds functionality periodic updates can be set up.
Available Feeds plugins:
- FeedsCollectiveAccessFetcher: allows Feeds to connect to one of the CollectiveAccess instances available on the website
- FeedsCollectiveAccessParser: parses CollectiveAccess object data for usage by a Feeds processor
This allows you to create nodes, Drupal Commerce products, etc... out of the retrieved data
Retrieval modes:
all objects
last changed
by collection id(s)
Compatibility
There will be both a Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 version of this module.
The Drupal 7 version is the main development branch.
Most features will be available in both versions, but functionality that requires Drupal 7 specific APIs or dependencies will not be backported.
This is a very special module and maybe used for only one or a few customers of the company e/t/s (see DLS-link above). But it's a demonstration of a strategy to secure SOAP communications with short time passwords which are pushed into a LDAP database where the DLS Server is checking the passwords from the other side.
For the LDAP operations the API of LDAPcontrol module can be used if installed. With a custom hook the LDAP server controling can be handled on another way maybe with direct PHP LDAP functions.
Additionally some customizing can only be made by hooks in a custom module. And a function to rebuild and/or repair the LDAP data of this module are only accessible with drush: http://drupal.org/project/drush
Features
+ Special short time password handling to secure SOAP communications.
+ Drupal users can join DLS groups by assigning to group nodes.
+ DLS client users are automatic created with joining of a DLS group of its DLS client.
+ DLS access can be handled with content access maybe with organic groups.
+ Single sign on/one time login links as only way to access DLS server vor drupal DLS client user.