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IMS Global Person Management Service WSDL/XSD Binding

Version 2.0.1

Final Release

 

Date Issued: 30 September 2013

Latest version: http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/

 

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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction

a.       Scope and Context

b.      Structure of this Document

c.       Nomenclature

d.      References

  1. Platform Specific Model of the Binding

a.       Service Description

b.      Data for the Service Operations

c.       Person Data Model

d.      File-based Exchange Data Model

  1. Application of the Binding Guidelines
  2. WSDL File Documentation

a.       Overview

b.      Messages

  1. XSD File Documentation

a.       Service Data Model

b.      File Data Model

  1. Binding of the Vocabularies
  2. Appendix A - Listing of the WSDLs
  3. Appendix B - Listing of the XSDs
  4. Appendix C - Vocabulary VDEX Instance File Listings
  5. Appendix D - Example SOAP Messages
  6. About This Document
  7. Revision History

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1. Introduction

This document is a part of the IMS Global Person Management Service (PMS) v2.0 specification. The binding details how the Person Management Service Information Model is realised as a Web Service; in the form of a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. The PMS binding is contained in a set of WSDL, XSD and vocabulary files. The vocabulary files are instances of the IMS Vocabulary Definition Exchange specification [VDEX, 04a], [VDEX, 04b]. The IMS Global Learning Information Services (LIS) Best Practice and Implementation Guide [LIS, 13b] provides non-normative guidance on how to use the Binding and Information Model. For a conceptual overview of the LIS Specification, please see the overall services description [LIS, 13a]. For a discussion of potential applications, see the Best Practice Guide.

1.1 Scope and Context

The IMS Global PMS WSDL Binding v2.0 is used in conjunction with the following documents:

  1. IMS Global Person Management Service v2.0.1 Information Model [PMS, 13] – the behaviour and data model definition of the Person Management Service;
  2. IMS Global Learning Information Services v2.0.1 Best Practice and Implementation Guide [LIS, 13b] – key information on how to adopt and implement the specification.

As such the Person Management Services specification supersedes the original Enterprise Services specifications:

  1. IMS Global Person Management Services v1.0 Information Model Final Specification v1.0 [PMS, 04a];
  2. IMS Global Person Management Services v1.0 WSDL Binding Final Specification v1.0 [PMS, 04b].

This WSDL binding takes the Membership Management Service Information Model and produces an encoding of that description in WSDL. This WSDL binding is generated as recommended by the IMS Global General Web Services documents [GWS, 06a], [GWS, 06b]. The WSDL is created using the IMC GLC Binding Auto-generation Tool-kit (I-BAT) [I-BAT, 06].

1.2 Structure of this Document

The structure of this document is:

2. Platform Specific Model of the Binding

The description platform specific models in the form of the IMS GLC UML-Profile service/data models representation of the IMS Global PMS specification information model. This representation is used by the IMS Global I-BAT tool to auto-generate the corresponding WSDL/XSDs;

3. Application of the Binding Guidelines

Explanation of how the platform specific model is realised as the WSDL/XSD binding. This addresses how the information model is realised as a Web Service;

4. WSDL File Documentation

The description of the Web Services used to realise the service model components of the binding. This part of the binding document was created using the schema documentation tool provided as part of the Oxygen 12.2 product;

5. XSD File Documentation

The description of the elements used within the data model components of the binding. This part of the binding document was created using the schema documentation tool provided as part of the Oxygen 12.2 product;

6. Binding of the Vocabularies

Contains the description of how the set of external vocabulary files realised as VDEX files;

Appendix A - Listing of the WSDL Files

This is the full listing of the PMS WSDL files;

Appendix B - Listing of the XSD Files

This is the full listing of the PMS XSD files;

Appendix C - Vocabulary VDEX Instance File Listings

This is the full listing of the set of external vocabulary VDEX instance files;

Appendix D - Examples SOAP Messages

Examples of the SOAP messages that are exchanged to realise the service.

1.3 Nomenclature

HTTP

HyperText Transfer Protocol

I-BAT

IMS Global Binding Auto-generation Tool-kit

IMS Global

IMS Global Learning Consortium

LIS

Learning Information Services

MDA

Model Driven Architecture

PIM

Protocol Independent Model

PMS

Person Management Service

PSM

Platform Specific Model

UML

Unified Modelling Language

VDEX

Vocabulary Definition Exchange

W3C

World Wide Web Consortium

WSDL

Wed Services Description Language

XMI

XML Meta-data Interchange

XML

Extensible Mark-up Language

XSD

XML Schema Definition

XSL

Extensible Stylesheet Language

XSLT

XSL Transformations

1.4 References

[GWS, 06a]

IMS Global General Web Services Base Profile Specification Final Release v1.0, C.Schroeder, J.Simon and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, January 2006.

[GWS, 06b]

IMS Global General Web Services WSDL Binding Guidelines Final Release v1.0, C.Schroeder, J.Simon and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, January 2006.

[I-BAT, 06]

IMS Binding Auto-generation Toolkit Manual v1.0, C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, July 2006.

[LIS, 13a]

IMS Global Learning Information Services Specification v2.0.1 Final Release, L.Feng, B.Lee and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, September 2013.

[LIS, 13b]

IMS Global Learning Information Services Best Practice and Implementation Guide v2.0.1 Final Release, L.Feng, B.Lee and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, September 2013.

[PMS, 04a]

IMS Global Person Management Services Information Model Specification Final Release v1.0, C.Vento and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, June 2004.

[PMS, 04b]

IMS Global Person Management Services WSDL Binding Specification Final Release v1.0, C.Vento and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, June 2004.

[PMS, 13]

IMS Global Person Management Services Information Model Specification v2.0.1 Final Release, L.Feng, B.Lee and C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, September 2013.

[SDN11, 06]

IMS Global Specification Note 11: Vocabulary Definition, Registration & Maintenance Procedures, C.Smythe, IMS Global Learning Consortium, October 2006.

[VDEX, 04a]

IMS Vocabulary Definition Exchange Information Model Specification Final Release v1.0, A.Cooper, IMS Global Learning Consortium, February 2004.

[VDEX, 04b]

IMS Vocabulary Definition Exchange XML Binding Specification Final Release v1.0, A.Cooper, IMS Global Learning Consortium, February 2004.

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2. Platform Specific Model of the Binding

2.1 Service Description

Figure 2.1 is the PSM of the service group model description for the PMS. This information is used to establish the mapping to the binding flavors of WSDL.

Figure 2.1 The PSM representation of the service group model description for the GMS.

Figure 2.2 is the PSM of the service model description for the GMS. The PSM is derived from the Platform Independent Model that was documented within the information model for the PMS specification [PMS, 13].

Figure 2.2 The PSM representation of the service model description for the PMS.

2.2 Data for the Service Operations

The data model for the service operations is shown in Figure 2.3 and 2.4. Figure 2.3 shows the data models for the set of parameters. Figure 2.4 is the data model for the Status Information and other WSDL-specific binding data structures.

Figure 2.3 The PSM representation of the parameters data model description for the PMS.

Figure 2.4 The PSM representation of the status information data model description for the PMS.

2.3 Person Data Model

The PSM for the Person data models are shown in Figures 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 2.10, 2.11, 2.12 and 2.13. Figure 2.5 is the Person data model, Figure 2.6 the FormName data model, Figure 2.7 is the NAme data model, Figure 2.8 is the Address data model, Figure 2.9 is the ContactInfo data model, Figure 2.10 is the Demographics data model, Figure 2.11 is the Enterprise Roles data model, Figure 2.12 is the Agent data model and Figure 2.13 contains the set of common data model classes.

Figure 2.5 The PSM representation of the Person data model description for the PMS.

Figure 2.6 The PSM representation of the Address, Agent, ContactInfo and Names data model description for the PMS.

Figure 2.7 The PSM representation of the Demographics data model description for the PMS.

Figure 2.8 The PSM representation of the Enterprise Roles data model description for the PMS.

Figure 2.9 The PSM representation of the common data models description for the PMS.

2.4 File-based Data Exchange Data Model

The PSM for the file-based Person data models are shown in Figures 2.10, 2.11, 2.12, 2.13 and 2.14.

Figure 2.10 The PSM representation of the PersonRecord data model description for file storage in the PMS.

Figure 2.11 The PSM representation of the Address, Agent, ContactInfo, Names data model description for file storage in the PMS

Figure 2.12 The PSM representation of the Demographics data model description for file storage in the PMS

Figure 2.13 The PSM representation of the Enterprise Roles data model description for file storage in the PMS

Figure 2.14 The PSM representation of the common data model descriptions for file storage in the PMS.

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3. Application of the Binding Guidelines

The WSDL/XSD bindings have been generated using the methodology documented in [GWS 06a] and [GWS, 06b]. Only the synchronous service binding has been created. The binding files are available in two forms:

  • A single combined WSDL/XSD – PersonManagementServiceSyncSingle.wsdl;
  • Separated WSDL and XSD files – PersonManagementServiceSyncWSDL.wsdl and PersonManagementServiceSyncXSD.xsd respectively.

It is recommended that only the combined form is used (many WSDL-based code generation tools do not process the 'import' instructions).

The mapping between the PIM and PSM descriptions is detailed in Table 3.1.

Table 3.1 Mapping between the PIM, PSM and XSD descriptions for the data models.

PSM Reference

PIM Reference

XSD Reference

Name

UML Type

Figure

Type

Table

Name

Type

PersonRecordSet

Class

2.5

–

–

PersonRecordSet.Type

ComplexType
  • personRecord

Attribute

2.5

PersonRecord

5.3

personRecord

Element

PersonRecord

Class

2.5

–

5.4

GroupRecord.Type

ComplexType
  • sourcedGUID

Attribute

2.5

GUID

5.5

sourcedGUID

Element
  • person

Attribute

2.5

Person

–

person

Element

SourcedGUID

Class

2.5

TBD.

5.6

SourcedGUID.Type

ComplexType
  • refAgentInstanceId

Attribute

2.5

NormalizedString

5.7

refAgentInstanceId

Element
  • sourcedId

Attribute

2.5

SourcedId

5.8

sourcedId

Element

Person

Class

2.5

–

5.9

Person.Type

ComplexType
  • formname

Attribute

2.5

FormName

5.10

formname

Element
  • name

Attribute

2.5

Name

5.11

name

Element
  • address

Attribute

2.5

Address

5.12

address

Element
  • contactinfo

Attribute

2.5

ContactInfo

5.13

contactinfo

Element
  • demographics

Attribute

2.5

Demographics

5.14

demographics

Element
  • agent

Attribute

2.5

Agent

5.15

agent

Element
  • roles

Attribute

2.5

EnterpriseRoles

5.16

roles

Element
  • dataSource

Attribute

2.5

GUID

5.17

dataSource

Element
  • extension

Attribute

2.5

IMSExtension

5.18

extension

Element

FormName

Class

2.6

–

5.19

FormName.Type

ComplexType
  • formnameType

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueToken

5.20

formnameType

Element
  • formattedName

Attribute

2.6

Text

5.21

formattedName

Element

Name

Class

2.6

–

5.22

Name.Type

ComplexType
  • nameType

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueToken

5.23

nameType

Element
  • partName

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueSingle

5.24

partName

Element

Address

Class

2.6

–

5.25

Address.Type

ComplexType
  • addressType

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueToken

5.26

addressType

Element
  • addressPart

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueMultiple

5.27

addressPart

Element

ContactInfo

Class

2.6

–

5.28

ContactInfo.Type

ComplexType
  • contactinfoType

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueToken

5.29

contactinfoType

Element
  • contactinfoValue

Attribute

2.6

Text

5.30

contactinfoValue

Element

Demographics

Class

2.7

–

5.31

Demographics.Type

ComplexType
  • demographicsType

Attribute

2.7

BaseValueToken

5.32

demographicsType

Element
  • representation

Attribute

2.7

Representation

5.33

representation

Element
  • eventDate

Attribute

2.7

BaseValueToken

5.34

eventDate

Element
  • gender

Attribute

2.7

Enumerated

5.35

gender

Element
  • demographicsInfo

Attribute

2.7

BaseValueSingle

5.36

demographicsinfo

Element

Representation

Class

2.7

–

5.37

Representation.Type

ComplexType
  • representationType

Attribute

2.7

BaseValueToken

5.38

representationType

Element
  • date

Attribute

2.7

Date

5.39

date

Element
  • description

Attribute

2.7

Description

5.40

description

Element

Agent

Class

2.6

–

5.41

Agent.Type

ComplexType
  • agentType

Attribute

2.6

BaseValueToken

5.42

agentType

Element
  • agentId

Attribute

2.6

Text

5.43

agentId

Element
  • agentDoman

Attribute

2.6

Text

5.44

agentDomain

Element
  • description

Attribute

2.6

Description

5.45

description

Element

EnterpriseRoles

Class

2.8

–

5.46

EnterpriseRoles.Type

ComplexType
  • enterpriserolesType

Attribute

2.8

BaseValueToken

5.47

enterpriserolesType

Element
  • systemRole

Attribute

2.8

BaseValueSingle

5.48

systemRole

Element
  • institutionRole

Attribute

2.8

InstitutionRole

5.49

institutionRole

Element
  • enrollment

Attribute

2.8

BaseValueSingle

5.50

enrollment

Element
  • userId

Attribute

2.8

UserId

5.51

userId

Element

UserId

Class

2.8

–

5.52

UserId.Type

ComplexType
  • userIdValue

Attribute

2.8

Text

5.53

userIdValue

Element
  • userIdType

Attribute

2.8

Text

5.54

userIdType

Element
  • password

Attribute

2.8

Text

5.55

password

Element
  • pwEncryption

Attribute

2.8

Text

5.56

pwEncryption

Element
  • authenticationType

Attribute

2.8

Text

5.57

authenticationType

Element

InstitutionRole

Class

2.8

–

5.58

InstitiutionRole.Type

ComplexType
  • institutionroletype

Attribute

2.8

BaseValueToken

5.59

institutionroletype

Element
  • primaryroletype

Attribute

2.8

Boolean

5.60

primaryroletype

Element

BaseValueToken

Class

2.9

–

5.61

BaseValueToken.Type

ComplexType
  • instanceIdentifier

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.62

instanceIdentifier

Element
  • instanceVocabulary

Attribute

2.9

AnyURI

5.63

instanceVocabulary

Element
  • instanceValue

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.64

instanceValue

Element

BaseValueSingle

Class

2.9

–

5.65

BaseValueSingle.Type

ComplexType
  • instanceIdentifier

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.66

instanceIdentifier

Element
  • instanceVocabulary

Attribute

2.9

AnyURI

5.67

instanceVocabulary

Element
  • instanceName

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.68

instanceName

Element
  • instanceValue

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.69

instanceValue

Element

Description

Class

2.9

–

5.70

Description.Type

ComplexType
  • shortDescription

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.71

shortDescription

Element
  • longDescription

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.72

longDescription

Element
  • fullDescription

Attribute

2.9

FullDescription

5.73

fullDescription

Element

FullDescription

Class

2.9

–

5.74

FullDescription.Type

ComplexType
  • mediamode

Attribute

2.9

Enumerated

5.75

mediamode

Element
  • contentRefType

Attribute

2.9

Enumerated

5.76

contentRefType

Element
  • mimeType

Attribute

2.9

NormalizedString

5.77

mimeType

Element
  • descriptionText

Attribute

2.9

Text

5.78

descriptionText

Element

Text

Class

2.9

–

5.79

Text.Type

ComplexType
  • language

Attribute

2.9

NormalizedString

5.80

language

Element
  • textString

Attribute

2.9

String

5.81

textString

Element

IMSExtension

Class

2.9

–

5.82

IMSExtension.Type

ComplexType
  • extensionNameVocabulary

Attribute

2.9

AnyURI

5.83

extensionNameVocabulary

Element
  • extensionTypeVocabulary

Attribute

2.9

AnyURI

5.84

extensionTypeVocabulary

Element
  • extensionField

Attribute

2.9

ExtensionField

5.85

extensionField

Element

ExtensionField

Class

2.9

–

5.86

ExtensionField.Type

ComplexType
  • fieldName

Attribute

2.9

NormalizedString

5.87

fieldName

Element
  • fieldType

Attribute

2.9

NormalizedString

5.88

fieldType

Element
  • fieldValue

Attribute

2.9

NormalizedString

5.89

fieldValue

Element

imsx_StatusInfo

Class

2.4

–

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_StatusInfo.Type

ComplexType
  • imsx_codeMajor

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_codeMajor

Element
  • imsx_severity

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_severity

Element
  • imsx_messageRefIdentifier

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_messageRefIdentifier

Element
  • imsx_operationRefIdentifier

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_operationRefIdentifier

Element
  • imsx_description

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_description

Element
  • imsx_codeMinor

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_codeMinor

Element

imsx_CodeMinor

Class

2.4

–

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_CodeMinor.Type

ComplexType
  • imsx_codeMinorField

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_codeMinorField

Element

imsx_CodeMinorField

Class

2.4

–

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_CodeMinorField.Type

ComplexType
  • imsx_codeMinorFieldName

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_codeMinorFieldName

Element
  • imsx_codeMinorFieldValue

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_codeMinorFieldValue

Element

imsx_StatusBinding

Class

2.4

–

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_StatusBinding.Type

ComplexType
  • imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

Element
  • imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

Element

imsx_RequestHeaderInfo

Class

2.4

–

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_RequestHeaderInfo.Type

ComplexType
  • imsx_version

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_version

Element
  • imsx_messageIdentifier

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_messageIdentifier

Element

imsx_ResponseHeaderInfo

Class

2.4

–

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_ResponseHeaderInfo.Type

ComplexType
  • imsx_version

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_version

Element
  • imsx_messageIdentifier

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_messageIdentifier

Element
  • imsx_statusInfo

Attribute

2.4

n/a

See IMS GWSv1.0

imsx_statusInfo

Element

Key:

I.                        The 'PSM Reference' field refers to information in the PSM description (Section 2 in this document). The sub-fields are:

a.       Name – the name of the data structure in the PSM and PIM

b.      UML Type – the type of UML construct i.e. either Class or Attribute

c.       Figure – the reference Figure number in this document;

       II.            The 'PIM Reference' field refers to infomation in the PMS Information Model [PMS, 13]. The sub-fields are:

a.       Type – the type of the data structure in the Information Model

b.      Table – the reference number of Tabular description in the corresponding Information Model document;

      III.            The 'XSD Reference' field refers to infrmation in the XSD descriptions (Section 5 in this document). The sub-fields are:

a.       Name – the name of the field in the XSD(s)

b.      Type – the type of XSD construct i.e. either a ComplexType or Element.

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4. WSDL File Documentation

WSDL file: "PersonManagementServiceSyncSingle.wsdl"

Target namespace: http://www.imsglobal.org/services/lis/pms2p0/wsdl11/sync/imspms_v2p0

4.1 Overview

Services

PersonManagementServiceSyncService

Bindings

PersonManagerSyncSoapBinding

Port types

PersonManagerSyncPortType

Messages

createPersonRequest, createPersonResponse, createByProxyPersonRequest, createByProxyPersonResponse, deletePersonRequest, deletePersonResponse, readPersonRequest, readPersonResponse, readPersonCoreRequest, readPersonCoreResponse, readAllPersonIdsRequest, readAllPersonIdsResponse, readPersonIdsFromSavePointRequest, readPersonIdsFromSavePointResponse, readPersonsRequest, readPersonsResponse, readPersonsFromSavePointRequest, readPersonsFromSavePointResponse, updatePersonRequest, updatePersonResponse, replacePersonRequest, replacePersonResponse, discoverPersonIdsRequest, discoverPersonIdsResponse, changePersonIdentifierRequest, changePersonIdentifierResponse,

 

WSDL Definition

Name

Documentation

PersonManagementServiceSyncServices

WSDLv1.1 File Information

Services: PersonManagementService (Synchronous Communications)

Author: Colin Smythe

Date: 30 June 2011

Version: Final 1.0

Status: Final Release

Description: The Person Management Service. This forms a part of the IMS Global Learning Informaton Services v2.0 Specification.

History: Release 1.0: This is the first formal release of version 2.0 of this service. This version supercedes v1.0. This is an integration of the Person Service from the Learning Information Services and the 'identification' data model from the IMS Global Learner Information Package v1.0 specification.

WSDL Binding: WSDL Binding is based upon the IMS Global General Web Services Base Profile v1.0 The IMS Global GWS Basic Profile is derived from the WS-I Basic Profile v1.1. This profile uses: WSDL 1.1, SOAP 1.1, HTTP 1.1 and XML 1.0. Extension profiles to the IMS Global GWS Base Profile are available but are not supported using this tool version.

License: IPR, License and Distribution Notices This machine readable file is derived from IMS Global Learning Consortium (GLC) specification IMS Global Person Management ServiceVersion 2.0 found at http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/pmsv2p0/imspmsv2p0_InfoFinalv1.pdf and the original IMS Global schema binding or code base http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/pmsv2p0/imspmsv2p0_BindFinalv1p0.html. Recipients of this document are requested to submit, with their comments, notification of any relevant patent claims or other intellectual property rights of which they may be aware that might be infringed by the schema binding contained in this document. IMS Global takes no position regarding the validity or scope of any intellectual property or other rights that might be claimed to pertain to the implementation or use of the technology described in this document or the extent to which any license under such rights might or might not be available; neither does it represent that it has made any effort to identify any such rights. Information on IMS Globals procedures with respect to rights in IMS Global specifications can be found at the IMS Global Intellectual Property Rights web page: http://www.imsglobal.org/ipr/imsipr_policyFinal.pdf.

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Services

Name

Documentation

PersonManagementServiceSyncService

Service Information

Author: Colin Smythe

Date: 30 June 2011

Version: Final 1.0

Status: Final Release

Description: The Person Management Service is composed of a single interface. The PMSv2.0 is one of the component services in the IMS LISv2.0.

History: Version 1.0: This is the first formal release of this service.

 

Service : PersonManagementServiceSyncService

Port Name

Binding

Address Extensibility

Documentation

PersonManagerSyncSoapPort

PersonManagerSyncSoapBinding

<soap11:address location="http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/pms2p0/PersonManagerSyncSoap/"/>

N/A

 

Binding : PersonManagerSyncSoapBinding

Port Type

PersonManagerSyncPortType

Extensibility

<soap11:binding transport="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http" style="document"/>

Operations

createPerson, createByProxyPerson, deletePerson, readPerson, readPersonCore, readAllPersonIds, readPersonIdsFromSavePoint, readPersons, readPersonsFromSavePoint, updatePerson, replacePerson, discoverPersonIds, changePersonIdentifier,

 

Port Type : PersonManagerSyncPortType

Operation Name

Input message

Output message

Documentation

createPerson

createPersonRequest

createPersonResponse

When the source issues the 'createPerson' request the target is instructed to create the populated Person object and to allocate that structure to the 'sourcedId' passed by the source. If the supplied 'sourcedId' has already been allocated to another object then the request is rejected and the appropriate failure code is returned. The save-point identifier is set to 'zero' for the Person object in both the source and target.

createByProxyPerson

createByProxyPersonRequest

createByProxyPersonResponse

When the source issues the 'createByProxyPerson' request the target is instructed to create the populated Person object and to allocate a unique 'identifier'. The save-point identifier is set to 'zero' for the 'person' object in both the source and target.

deletePerson

deletePersonRequest

deletePersonResponse

When the source issues the 'deletePerson' request the target is instructed to delete the identified Person object and to remove the reference to the Person from any of the related Membership objects. This is a hard cascaded delete from which there is no recovery. If the object identified by the supplied 'sourcedId' cannot be located then the request is rejected and the appropriate failure code is returned.

readPerson

readPersonRequest

readPersonResponse

When the source issues the 'readPerson' request the target is charged with retrieving the identified record from its database and returning this data to the source. The target is responsible for ensuring that the record contains valid data. If the object identified by the supplied 'sourcedId' cannot be located then the request is rejected and the appropriate failure code is returned.

readPersonCore

readPersonCoreRequest

readPersonCoreResponse

When the source issues the 'readCorePerson' request the target is charged with retrieving the mandatory core data structures for the identified record from its database and returning this data to the source. The target is responsible for ensuring that the record contains valid data. If the object identified by the supplied 'sourcedId' cannot be located then the request is rejected and the appropriate failure code is returned. IIf any mandatory field is missing then the status returned is 'incompletedata'.

readAllPersonIds

readAllPersonIdsRequest

readAllPersonIdsResponse

When the source issues the 'readAllPersonIds' the target returns the set of sourcedIds that have been allocated to Person objects.

readPersonIdsFromSavePoint

readPersonIdsFromSavePointRequest

readPersonIdsFromSavePointResponse

When the source issues the 'readGroupIdsFromSavePoint' the target returns the set of SourcedIds that have been altered from the defined reference point, supplied by the source, to the latest reference point identified in the target. If the reference counter in the source is greater than that in the target then an error code is returned along with the target value for the reference point.

readPersons

readPersonsRequest

readPersonsResponse

When the source issues the 'readPersons' request the target is charged with retrieving the identified set of objects from its database. The associated read savePoint reference is updated and returned. If the object identified by the supplied SourcedId cannot be located then the request is rejected and a partial success code is returned for the operation. The target is responsible for ensuring that the records contain valid data. The target should attempt to successfully complete as much of the request as possible.

readPersonsFromSavePoint

readPersonsFromSavePointRequest

readPersonsFromSavePointResponse

When the source issues the readPersonsFromSavePoint' request the target is charged with reading the objects that have been altered from the defined reference point. If the reference counter in the source is greater than that in the target then an empty data file is returned and the target value for the reference point is returned.

updatePerson

updatePersonRequest

updatePersonResponse

When the source issues the 'updatePerson' request the target is charged with writing the supplied information into the identified object. If any part of the write fails e.g. due to partial invalid data then the whole request is rejected and the record is left in its original state. This is an additive write operation of all the data fields supplied in the update request and fields not supplied remain unchanged. If a field is constrained with a multiplicity of one the 'updatePerson' request acts as a 'replacePerson' request for that field. If the object identified by the supplied 'SourcedId' cannot be located then the request is rejected and the appropriate failure code is returned. The reference pointer for the object is incremented in the target system.

replacePerson

replacePersonRequest

replacePersonResponse

When the source issues the 'replacePerson' request the target is charged with writing the supplied information into the identified record. If any part of the write fails e.g. due to partial invalid data then the whole request is rejected and the record is left in its original state. This is a destructive write-over operation of the entire 'person' object. This is equivalent to a 'createPerson' but for an object that already exists. If the object identified by the supplied SourcedId cannot be located then the request is interpreted as a 'createPerson' invocation. The reference pointer for the object is incremented in the target system.

discoverPersonIds

discoverPersonIdsRequest

discoverPersonIdsResponse

When the source issues the 'discoverPersonIds' the target applies the query/filter instructions to the set of Person objects and returns the set of sourcedIds that uphold the query. If no Person objects have the required properties the returned data set is empty and the success status code returned. If the target does not understand or cannot apply the requested query/filter then an error status is returned.

changePersonIdentifier

changePersonIdentifierRequest

changePersonIdentifierResponse

When the source issues the 'changePersonIdentifier' request the target is charged with replacing the original 'sourcedId' with the new supplied 'sourcedId'. All membership entries must be similarly changed. All further references to the object must use the new 'sourcedId' otherwise an 'unknown' object failure status code is returned. If the object identified by the supplied 'SourcedId' cannot be located then the request is rejected and the appropriate failure code is returned.

4.2 Messages

createByProxyPersonRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:createPersonRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

createPersonResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:createPersonResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

createByProxyPersonRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:createByProxyPersonRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

createByProxyPersonResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:createByProxyPersonResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

deletePersonRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:deletePersonRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

deletePersonResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:deletePersonResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:readPersonRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:readPersonResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonCoreRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:readPersonCoreRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonCoreResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:readPersonCoreResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readAllPersonIdsRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:readAllPersonIdsRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readAllPersonIdsResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:readAllPersonIdsResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonIdsFromSavePointRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:readPersonIdsFromSavePointRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonIdsFromSavePointResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:readPersonIdsFromSavePointResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonsRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:readPersonsRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonsResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:readPersonsResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonsFromSavePointRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:readPersonsFromSavePointRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

readPersonsFromSavePointResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:readPersonsFromSavePointResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

updatePersonRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:updatePersonRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

updatePersonResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:updatePersonResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

replacePersonRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:replacePersonRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

replacePersonResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:replacePersonResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

discoverPersonIdsRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:discoverPersonIdsRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

discoverPersonIdsResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:discoverPersonIdsResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

changePersonIdentifierRequest

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Parameters

tns:changePersonIdentifierRequest

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoParameters

tns:imsx_syncRequestHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

 

changePersonIdentifierResponse

Part Name

Element

Type

Documentation

Response

tns:changePersonIdentifierResponse

N/A

N/A

HeaderInfoResponse

tns:imsx_syncResponseHeaderInfo

N/A

N/A

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5. XSD File Documentation

The XSD file documentation has been produced by the Oxygen XML Editing tool.

5.1 Service Data Model

Click on the Section header to access this documentation for the data models in the service description.

5.2 File Data Model

Click on the Section header to access this documentation for the data models used in the BDEMS-based file data exchange.

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6. Binding of the Vocabularies

The vocabularies in the PMS are:

  • The type of formatted name vocabulary – the set of values for the type of formatted name. The PSM is shown in Figure 6.1;
  • The type of name vocabulary – the set of values for the type of name. The PSM is shown in Figure 6.2;
  • The type of name part-name vocabulary – the set of values for the allowed name parts. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.3a and 6.3b;
  • The type of address vocabulary – the set of values for the type of address. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.4a and 6.4b;
  • The address part vocabulary – the set of values for the allowed address parts. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.5a, 6.5b and 6.5c;
  • The type of contact information vocabulary – the set of values for the type of contact information. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.6a, 6.6b, 6.6c and 6.6d;
  • The type of demographics vocabulary – the set of values for the type of demographics. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.7a, 6.7b and 6.7c;
  • The demographics information vocabulary – the set of values for the parts of demographics information. The PSM is shown in Figure 6.8;
  • The type of representations vocabulary – the set of values for the parts of representation information. The PSM is shown in Figure 6.9;
  • The type of enterprise system role vocabulary – the set of values for the type of enterprise system roles. The PSM is shown in Figure 6.10;
  • The type of instutition role vocabulary – the set of values for the type of institution roles. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.11a and 6.11b;
  • The type of system role vocabulary – the set of values for the type of system roles. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.12;
  • The enrollment information vocabualry – the set of values for the enrollments. The PSM is shown in Figure 6.13;
  • The type of agent vocabulary– the set of values for the type of agent. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.14;
  • The type of event date vocabulary – the set of values for the type of event date. The PSM is shown in Figures 6.15;
  • Extension data-type vocabulary – the set of data-types that are permitted for extensions in the Group data model. The PSM for the extension data-type vocabulary is shown in Figure 6.16.

These vocabularies are the default set maintained under the IMS Global Vocabulary Registry [SDN11, 06].  It is the responsibility of an implementation to ensure that it is using the correct and latest versions of the vocabulary files.  Changes to the default vocabularies are permitted; this results in the creation of a new vocabulary that should be registered with IMS Global.  As part of a profiling process entirely new vocabularies may be defined to replace the default set.

Figure 6.1 The PSM representation of the formatted name type vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.2 The PSM representation of the name type vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.3a The PSM representation of the name part (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.3b The PSM representation of the name part (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.4a The PSM representation of the address type (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.4b The PSM representation of the address type (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.5a The PSM representation of the address part (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.5b The PSM representation of the address part (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.5c The PSM representation of the address part (3) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.6a The PSM representation of the type of contact information (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.6b The PSM representation of the type of contact information (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.6c The PSM representation of the type of contact information (3) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.6d The PSM representation of the type of contact information (4) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.7a The PSM representation of the type of demographics (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.7b The PSM representation of the type of demographics (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.7c The PSM representation of the type of demographics (3) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.8 The PSM representation of the demographics information vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.9 The PSM representation of the representation information vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.10 The PSM representation of the enterprise system role vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.11a The PSM representation of the institution role (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.11b The PSM representation of the institution role (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.12 The PSM representation of the system role vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.13 The PSM representation of the enrollment vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.14 The PSM representation of the type of agent vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.15a The PSM representation of the type of event date (1) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.15b The PSM representation of the type of event date (2) vocabulary for the PMS.

Figure 6.16 The PSM representation of the extension data-type vocabulary for the PMS.

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Appendix A - Listing of the WSDLs

The WSDL bindings are for a Synchronous SOAP implementation only. The WSDL files, expressed using WSDLv1.1, are:

These files were generated by the I-BATv0.9.5 tool using the PSM representation described in Section 2.

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Appendix B - Listing of the XSDs

The XSD files are:

This file was generated by the I-BATv0.9.5 tool using the PSM representation described in Section 2. Documentation of the XSDs is supplied in Section 5.

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Appendix C - Vocabulary VDEX Instance File Listings

The PMS vocabularies are:

The online versions of these vocabularies are available in the directory: http://www.imsglobal.org/vdex/lis/pmsv2p0. These vocabularies are expressed as instances of the IMS Global Vocabulary Data Exchange (VDEX) v1.0 specification. Documentation of the vocabulary is supplied in Section 6.

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Appendix D - Example SOAP Messages

The set of examples for the SOAP messages are listed in Table D.1. The messaging pattern is a Request/Response exchange to support the Synchronous Service definition.

Table D.1 The set of SOAP message examples for each operation.

Operation Name

Input (Request) SOAP Message

Output (Response) SOAP Message

createPerson

createPersonRequest

createPersonResponse

createByProxyPerson

createByProxyPersonRequest

createByProxyPersonResponse

deletePerson

deletePersonRequest

deletePersonResponse

readPerson

readPersonRequest

readPersonResponse

readPersonCore

readPersonCoreRequest

readPersonCoreResponse

readAllPersonIds

readAllPersonIdsRequest

readAllPersonIdsResponse

readPersonIdsFromSavePoint

readPersonIdsFromSavePointRequest

readPersonIdsFromSavePointResponse

readPersons

readPersonsRequest

readPersonsResponse

readPersonsFromSavePoint

readPersonsFromSavePointRequest

readPersonsFromSavePointResponse

updatePerson

updatePersonRequest

updatePersonResponse

replacePerson

replacePersonRequest

replacePersonResponse

discoverPersonIds

discoverPersonIdsRequest

discoverPersonIdsResponse

changePersonIdentifier

changePersonIdentifierRequest

changePersonIdentifierResponse

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About This Document

Title

IMS Global Person Management Service WSDL/XSD Binding

Editor

Colin Smythe (IMS Global)

Co-Chairs

Linda Feng (Oracle), Bill Lee (Desire2learn)

Version

2.0.1

Version Date

30 September 2013

Status

Final Release

Summary

This document contains the description of the IMS Global Person Management Service v2.0.1 WSDL/XSD binding. This service is used to exchange information about Persons. The business transactions include the simple create, read, update and delete of the Person data model for a single instance. This document contains the definition of the corresponding Web Service based upon SOAP/HTTP messaging.

Revision Information

This version supersedes the IMS Global Person Management Service v1.0 specification.

Purpose

This document is made available for adoption by the public community at large.

Document Location

http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/

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List of Contributors

The following individuals contributed to the development of this document:

Name

Organization

Kerry Blinco

DEEWR (Australia)

Kirk Bunte

SungardHE (USA)

Angus Chan

Desire2learn (Canada)

Adam Cooper

JISC (UK)

Michael De Ridder

Desire2Learn (Canada)

Michael Feldstein

Cengage (USA)

Linda Feng

Oracle (USA)

John Fontaine

Blackboard (USA)

Chris Hatton

Pearson (USA)

Karen Kuffner

University of Michigan (USA)

Zack Leavitt

eCollege (USA)

Bill Lee

Desire2learn (Canada)

Richard Moon

SungardHE (USA)

Phil Nicholls

Psydev Ltd (UK)

Mike Parkhill

Desire2learn (Canada)

Colin Smythe

IMS Global Learning Consortium, Inc.

Reinhold Staudinger

Blackboard (USA)

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Revision History

Version No.

Release Date

Comments

PMS Final Release 2.0

30 June 2011

The first formal release of the Final Release version of this document.

PMS Final Release 2.0.1

30 September 2013

Corrections

 

 

 

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