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+LAMS 2 and .LRN 2.3 Integration packages
+----------------------------------------
+@creation-date 2007-09-12
+@cvs-id $Id$
+
+These packages are released under GNU GPL version 2.0 (http://lamsfoundation.org/license/lams/2.0/)
+
+Packages:
+
+* dotlrn-lams2int
+
+  LAMS2 dotLRN portlet
+
+* lams2conf
+
+ Configuration settings
+
+* lams2int
+
+  Integration logic
+
+* lams2int-portlet
+
+  dotLRN portlet
+
+
+These packages have to be places in your <dotlrn-instance-folder>/packages 
+
+
+Installation Steps - .LRN Side
+-----------------------------
+
+   1. Download lams2-dotLRN packages from the downloads page.
+   2. Place the lams2 packages in your packages folder under your .LRN instance folder
+   3. Navigate to Administration > Install Packages > Install from Local
+   4. Select the dotLRN LAMS Integration Applet
+   5. And install the four packages
+   6. Once installed, reboot your AOLServer and go to the Site Map to configure the lams2conf parameters
+
+
+Configuring the LAMS Side
+-------------------------
+
+   1. Follow the instructions to install LAMS. You can either build LAMS from source or follow the instructions for Window Installers or Unix Installers.
+   2. Login to LAMS as sysadmin.
+   3. Goto Sys Admin->Maintain integrated servers->Add New Server.
+   4. Setup the fields to match those that you put on the .LRN side
+   5. The id, key and name should map to the "LAMS SERVER URL", "LAMS SERVER ID" and "LAMS SERVER SECRET KEY" respectively on the LAMS properties page in .LRN (see above).
+   6. Fill in a description of the .LRN server.
+   7. The "Prefix" field denotes a prefix that will be added to all users from .LRN, for example if you put lrn as the prefix and accessed LAMS with a user called "user", their name in LAMS would be "lrn_user".
+   8. The 'disabled' checkbox disables this integration, you can select this later if you wish to disable the connection.
+   9. You can select an existing group to add .LRN users to, or add a new one.
+  10. Enter the User Information URL, this corresponds to the "USER DATA CALLBACK URL". In .LRN these usually is http://<your-server-name>/lams2conf/userinfo?ts=%timestamp%&un=%username%&hs=%hash%
+  11. You can specify a timeout page that LAMS will go to if there is an error.
+
+
+Help?
+---
+
+LAMS Wiki:
+
+     http://wiki.lamsfoundation.org/display/lams
+
+LAMS Documentation
+
+     http://wiki.lamsfoundation.org/display/lamsdocs
+
+LAMS dotLRN Integration
+
+     http://wiki.lamsfoundation.org/display/lams/dotLRN
+     http://wiki.lamsfoundation.org/display/lams/Integrations
+
+Further help:
+
+	http://lamscommunity.org
+
+
+
+Contact Details:
+---------------
+
+Tech Info: Ernie Ghiglione (ErnieG@melcoe.mq.edu.au)
+
+LAMS Foundation Limited
+Level 1, Dow Corning Building
+3 Innovation Road
+Macquarie University
+NSW 2109
+Australia
+Email: info@lamsfoundation.org for general enquiries and information.
+Phone +61 2 9850 7522 for LAMS Foundation.