#Gocha#

<?php
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// This file is part of BasicLTI4Moodle
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// BasicLTI4Moodle is an IMS BasicLTI (Basic Learning Tools for Interoperability)
// consumer for Moodle 1.9 and Moodle 2.0. BasicLTI is a IMS Standard that allows web
// based learning tools to be easily integrated in LMS as native ones. The IMS BasicLTI
// specification is part of the IMS standard Common Cartridge 1.1 Sakai and other main LMS
// are already supporting or going to support BasicLTI. This project Implements the consumer
// for Moodle. Moodle is a Free Open source Learning Management System by Martin Dougiamas.
// BasicLTI4Moodle is a project iniciated and leaded by Ludo(Marc Alier) and Jordi Piguillem
// at the GESSI research group at UPC.
// SimpleLTI consumer for Moodle is an implementation of the early specification of LTI
// by Charles Severance (Dr Chuck) htp://dr-chuck.com , developed by Jordi Piguillem in a
// Google Summer of Code 2008 project co-mentored by Charles Severance and Marc Alier.
//
// BasicLTI4Moodle is copyright 2009 by Marc Alier Forment, Jordi Piguillem and Nikolas Galanis
// of the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya http://www.upc.edu
// Contact info: Marc Alier Forment granludo @ gmail.com or marc.alier @ upc.edu

/**
 * This file contains all the restore steps that will be used
 * by the restore_lti_activity_task
 *
 * @package mod_lti
 * @copyright  2009 Marc Alier, Jordi Piguillem, Nikolas Galanis
 *  marc.alier@upc.edu
 * @copyright  2009 Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya http://www.upc.edu
 * @author     Marc Alier
 * @author     Jordi Piguillem
 * @author     Nikolas Galanis
 * @license    http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
 */

defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die;

/**
 * Structure step to restore one lti activity
 */
class restore_lti_activity_structure_step extends restore_activity_structure_step {

protected function define_structure() {

$paths = array();
        $paths[] = new restore_path_element('lti', '/activity/lti');

// Return the paths wrapped into standard activity structure
        return $this->prepare_activity_structure($paths);
    }

protected function process_lti($data) {
        global $DB;

$data = (object)$data;
        $oldid = $data->id;
        $data->course = $this->get_courseid();
        $data->servicesalt = uniqid('', true);

// Clean any course or site typeid. All modules
        // are restored as self-contained. Note this is
        // an interim solution until the issue below is implemented.
        // TODO: MDL-34161 - Fix restore to support course/site tools & submissions.
        $data->typeid = 0;

$newitemid = $DB->insert_record('lti', $data);

// immediately after inserting "activity" record, call this
        $this->apply_activity_instance($newitemid);
    }

protected function after_execute() {
        // Add lti related files, no need to match by itemname (just internally handled context)
        $this->add_related_files('mod_lti', 'intro', null);
    }
}