IMS Final Release

ToolConsumerProfile JSON Binding
in the application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json format

Final Release
Media Type application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json
RDF Type http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/lti#ToolConsumerProfile
JSON-LD http://purl.imsglobal.org/ctx/lti/v2/ToolConsumerProfile

Date Issued: 10 September 2015
Latest version: http://www.imsglobal.org/lti

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Abstract

In the IMS LTI standard, a Tool Consumer Profile defines the capabilities of a services offered by a Tool Consumer. This specification document defines a JSON binding for Tool Consumer Profile resources.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

This specification defines a JSON binding for ToolConsumerProfile resources. The Tool Consumer exposes this profile to advertise its capabilities and services offered.

The binding defined in this specification conforms to the JSON-LD conventions [JSON-LD-syntax]. Briefly, JSON-LD adds semantics to a JSON document by associating properties that may appear in a document with well-defined data types through the use of a so-called "context". It is not necessary to understand the mechanics of JSON-LD to render a JSON document that complies with the binding defined by this specification. Indeed, this specification is self-contained in the sense that it provides all the information necessary to render a compliant JSON binding of a ToolConsumerProfile object. On the other hand, readers who have some familiarity with JSON-LD will likely find this specification document easier to digest.

Figure 1 shows the representation of a ToolConsumerProfile resource in the application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json format.

{
  "@context" : [
    "http://purl.imsglobal.org/ctx/lti/v2/ToolConsumerProfile",
    {
      "tcp" : "http://lms.example.com/profile/b6ffa601-ce1d-4549-9ccf-145670a964d4#"
    }
  ],
  "@type" : "ToolConsumerProfile",
  "@id" : "http://lms.example.com/profile/b6ffa601-ce1d-4549-9ccf-145670a964d4",
  "lti_version" : "LTI-2p0",
  "guid" : "b6ffa601-ce1d-4549-9ccf-145670a964d4",
  "product_instance" : {
    "guid" : "c86542d5-fde1-4aae-ae18-7018089fddcd",
    "product_info" : {
      "product_name" : {
        "default_value" : "Omega LMS",
        "key" : "product.name"
      },
      "product_version" : "2.3",
      "description" : {
        "default_value" : "Omega LMS is a fictitious Learning Management System",
        "key" : "product.version"
      },
      "technical_description" : {
        "default_value" : "LTI 1, 1.1 and 2.0 compliant",
        "key" : "product.technicalDescription"
      },
      "product_family" : {
        "code" : "omega",
        "vendor" : {
          "code" : "lms.example.com",
          "vendor_name" : {
            "default_value" : "LMS Corporation",
            "key" : "product.vendor.name"
          },
          "description" : {
            "default_value" : "LMS Corporation is a fictitious vendor of a Learning Management System",
            "key" : "product.vendor.description"
          },
          "website" : "http://lms.example.com/products/omega",
          "timestamp" : "2012-03-28T09:08:16-04:00",
          "contact" : {
            "email" : "support@lms.example.com"
          }
        }
      }
    },
    "service_owner" : {
      "@id" : "http://state.university.edu/",
      "timestamp" : "2012-03-28T09:08:16-04:00",
      "service_owner_name" : {
        "default_value" : "State University",
        "key" : "service_owner.name"
      },
      "description" : {
        "default_value" : "A fictitious university.",
        "key" : "service_owner.description"
      },
      "support" : {
        "email" : "techsupport@university.edu"
      }
    },
    "service_provider" : {
      "@id" : "http://yasp.example.com/ServiceProvider",
      "guid" : "yasp.example.com",
      "timestamp" : "2012-03-28T09:08:16-04:00",
      "service_provider_name" : {
        "default_value" : "Your Application Service Provider",
        "key" : "service_provider.name"
      },
      "description" : {
        "default_value" : "YASP is a fictitious application service provider",
        "key" : "service_provider.description"
      },
      "support" : {
        "email" : "support@yasp.example.com"
      }
    }
  },
  "capability_offered" : [
     "basic-lti-launch-request",
     "Result.autocreate",
     "Result.sourcedId",
     "Result.url",
     "LtiLink.custom.url",
     "ToolProxyBinding.custom.url",
     "ToolProxy.custom.url"
  ],
  "service_offered" : [
    {
      "@type" : "RestService",
      "@id" : "tcp:ToolProxy.collection",
      "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/ToolProxy/",
      "format" : ["application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolproxy+json"],
      "action" : ["POST"]
    },
    {
      "@type" : "RestService",
      "@id" : "tcp:ToolProxy.item",
      "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/ToolProxy/{tool_proxy_guid}",
      "format" : ["application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolproxy+json"],
      "action" : ["GET", "PUT"]
    },
    {
      "@type" : "RestService",
      "@id" : "tcp:Result.item",
      "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/Result/{sourcedId}",
      "format" : ["application/vnd.ims.lis.v2.result+json"],
      "action" : ["GET", "PUT"]
    },
    {
      "@type" : "RestService",
      "@id" : "tcp:LtiLinkSettings",
      "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/links/{link_id}/custom",
      "format" : ["application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolsettings+json", "application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolsettings.simple+json"],
      "action" : ["GET", "PUT"]
    },
    {
      "@type" : "RestService",
      "@id" : "tcp:ToolProxyBindingSettings",
      "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/lis/{context_type}/{context_id}/bindings/{vendor_code}/{product_code}/custom",
      "format" : ["application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolsettings+json", "application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolsettings.simple+json"],
      "action" : ["GET", "PUT"]
    },
    {
      "@type":"RestService",
      "@id" : "tcp:ToolProxySettings",
      "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/ToolProxy/{tool_proxy_guid}/custom",
      "format" : ["application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolsettings+json", "application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolsettings.simple+json"],
      "action" : ["GET", "PUT"]
    }
  ]
}
Figure 1.  Example JSON document containing a ToolConsumerProfile object

1.1 How To Read this Document

This specification defines the structure of a JSON document using a graphical notation. In this notatation, an object is represented by a box that branches out to other boxes corresponding to the properties of that object, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2.  Representation of a JSON object

Figure 2 is not a complete representation of a ToolConsumerProfile object because product_instance is an embedded object. A complete diagram would show branches emanating from product_instance to reveal its properties, and so on, recursively. For a complete representation, see Figure 6 below.

Each box representing a property specifies the name and type of the property , as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3.  Graphical notation for a property

If a property is optional, its box will be decorated with a circle that contains a question mark, as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4.  Example of an optional property

If a property can have multiple values, then its box in the graphical notation is decorated with a circle that contains a plus sign (+) as shown in Figure 5. In this example, the capability_offered property may reference more than one Capability object. Ordinarily, these values are encapsulated within a JSON array, but if it turns out that only one value is present, then the square brackets for the array are optional.

Figure 5.  Example of a repeatable property

An object within a JSON-LD document may have one of four possible representations:

  1. The object may be identified by a fully-qualified URI reference.
  2. The object may be identified by a Compact URI reference, known as a CURIE [CURIE-syntax], that can be expanded to a fully qualified URI
  3. The object may be identified by a simple name that is mapped to a fully-qualified URI. This mapping is defined by the JSON-LD context.
  4. The object may be embedded within the document.

When an object or enumerable value is to be identified by a simple name, the box representing the corresponding property will be decorated with the #sn hash tag, as shown in Figure 5.

1.2 Reserved Terms

The JSON-LD standard reserves a handful of property names and tokens that have special meaning. These names and tokens, described below, begin with the '@' symbol.

@context
Used to reference (by URI or by value) a context which declares the simple names that appear throughout a JSON document.
@id
Used to uniquely identify things that are being described in the JSON document. The value of an @id property is either a fully-qualified URI, a CURIE, or a simple name that expands to a fully-qualified URI by virtue of the rules defined in the JSON-LD Context.

The @id property may identify a so-called blank node by using a CURIE with an underscore as the prefix. The binding of a JSON-LD document MAY include identifiers for blank nodes, but these identifiers are not required.

@type
Used to set the data type of an object or property value.

JSON-LD specifies four other reserved terms (@value, @language, @container, @list). Ordinarily, these terms are not used in the JSON binding for ToolConsumerProfile objects. However, implementations that extend this specification by including additional properties may utilize these reserved terms in accordance with the rules defined by [JSON-LD-syntax].

1.3 The JSON-LD Context

In JSON-LD, a context is used to map simple names that appear in a JSON document to URI values for properties or data types in a formal vocabulary (typically an RDF ontology). For example, the standard context [LTI, 14 IG] for a ToolConsumerProfile contains the following rewrite rules (among others):

  {
    "@context" = {
      "lti" : "http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/lti#",
      "product_instance" : "lti:product_instance",
      ...
    }
  }

A context may specify that the values of certain object properties must be rendered as URI references. The following snippet presents an example of such a rule.

  {
    "@context" = {
      ...
      "capability_offered" : {
        "@id" : "lti:capability_offered",
        "@type" : "@id"
      }
      ...
  }

This rule is an example of type coercion. For more details about the syntax of a JSON-LD context, see [JSON-LD-syntax].

2. The ToolConsumerProfile Media Type

The following list defines the necessary and sufficient conditions for a document to conform to the application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json media type.

  1. The document MUST be a valid JSON document, in accordance with [RFC4627].
  2. The document MUST contain either a single top-level JSON object, or an array of top-level JSON objects. The first object encountered (either the single top-level object or the first element of the array) is called the root object.
  3. The root object must have a @type property whose value is "ToolConsumerProfile".
  4. Every top-level object MUST have a @context property that references one or more JSON-LD contexts (either by URI or by value).
  5. Collectively, the set of contexts imported by the root object MUST contain all of the terms found in the standard context [LTI, 14 IG]. In particular, the set of imported contexts must contain all the simple names that appear in the standard context, and those simple names must resolve to the same values that appear in the standard context. This requirement may be satisfied by ensuring that the root object imports the standard context explicitly, or by importing a collection of other contexts that contain equivalent terms.
  6. The set of contexts imported by the root object MAY include additional terms that do not appear in the standard context [LTI, 14 IG].
  7. Duplicate mappings for names among the imported contexts MUST be overwritten on a last-defined-overrides basis.
  8. If the JSON-LD context coerces a property to a URI reference, then values of that property MUST be expressed as a fully-qualified URI reference, or a CURIE or a simple name declared by the context.
  9. A collection property is any property whose maximum cardinality is greater than 1. Except for the @context property, a non-empty collection MUST always be represented as a JSON array whose values are enclosed in square brackets. Whereas, in general, the JSON-LD syntax specification allows a collection containing a single value to omit the square brackets, the application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json media type requires square brackets for all non-empty collections other than the @context property.
  10. An empty collection property may be represented either by an empty array (i.e. square brackets containing no elements), or by omitting the property altogether.
  11. Like all other properties, the @id property of a given object is mandatory if the minimum cardinality of that property, as defined by this specification, is greater than zero. The @id property is optional for all other objects (even if it is not explicitly listed in the set of properties for an object). Conforming implementations SHOULD include the @id property for all addressable objects.
  12. If the @id property is mandatory, then the value MUST NOT treat the object as a blank node. In this case, the @id value MUST NOT be a CURIE with an underscore as the prefix.
  13. Every top-level object MUST contain a @type property and a @context property.
  14. An embedded object MUST contain a @type property if the object value is a subtype of the declared range of the property.
  15. Values for properties named in the standard context [LTI, 14 IG], MUST not utilize the String Internationalization or Typed Value syntax as described in [JSON-LD-syntax].
  16. If the context does not coerce the value of an object property to a URI reference, then the object must be rendered as an embedded object.
  17. The properties of embedded objects must respect the cardinality constraints specified in the section titled JSON Data Bindings.

3. JSON Data Bindings

Figure 6 presents a complete graphical representation of the JSON binding for a ToolConsumerProfile object. The subsections following this figure provide details about each object that appears in the JSON binding for a ToolConsumerProfile object.

Figure 6.  Complete JSON representation of ToolConsumerProfile

3.1 Capability

Represents a capability that may be declared by a Tool Consumer in its profile and enabled by a Tool when an integration contract is established.
Figure 7.  Capability
Direct Known Subtypes:

Capability instances are enumerable, and they must be referenced by a simple name. The default vocabulary of simple names for instances of the Capability class are listed in Table 1.

Simple Name URI / Description
Context.id
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Context.id
Corresponds to the context_id launch parameter. This is the local identifier for the context within the Tool Consumer system.
Context.label
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Context.label
A short label for the context. Corresponds to the context_label launch parameter.
Context.org
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Context.org
A URI describing the organisational properties of the context from which a launch request originates (typically a CourseSection); for example, an ldap:// URI such as 
ldap://host.com:6666/cid=abc123,ou=dept,dc=plainjoe,dc=org
. If more than one format of organisational URI is specified, each should be separated with a space.
Context.title
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Context.title
The title for the context. Corresponds to the context_title launch parameter.
Context.type
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Context.type
A comma-separated list of URN values that identify the type of context. Corresponds to the context_type launch parameter.
CourseOffering.academicSession
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.academicSession
The text data that is used to describe the academic session for the course offering.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/courseOffering/defaultCredits/textString

CourseOffering.credits
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.credits
The default credits set for this Course Offering

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/courseOffering/defaultCredits/textString

CourseOffering.label
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.label
A human readable label for the Course Offering

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/courseOffering/label

CourseOffering.longDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.longDescription
A long description of the Course Offering.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/courseOffering/catalogDescription/longDescription

CourseOffering.shortDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.shortDescription
A short description of the Course Offering.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/courseOffering/catalogDescription/shortDescription

CourseOffering.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Course Offering.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/sourcedId

CourseOffering.title
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseOffering.title
The title of the Course Offering.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseOfferingRecord/courseOffering/title

CourseSection.courseNumber
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.courseNumber
The course number, such as "Biology 101". In general, this number is not just a numeric value.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/courseNumber/textString

CourseSection.credits
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.credits
The default credits set for the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/defaultCredits/textString

CourseSection.dataSource
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.dataSource
An identifier for the original source system of the CourseSection object.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/dataSource

CourseSection.dept
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.dept
The department within which the Course Section is offered.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/org[type/textString="Dept"]/orgName/textString

CourseSection.enrollControl.allowed
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.enrollControl.allowed
A boolean value that specifies whether the Tool Provider can enroll people in the Course Section. The value false indicates that only the source system can enroll people.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/enrollControl/enrollAllowed

CourseSection.enrollControll.accept
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.enrollControll.accept
A boolean value that specifies whether the Course Section is accepting enrollments.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/enrollControl/enrollAccept

CourseSection.label
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.label
A human readable label for the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/label

CourseSection.longDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.longDescription
A long description of the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/catalogDescription/longDescription

CourseSection.maxNumberofStudents
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.maxNumberofStudents
The maximum number of students that can be enrolled in the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/maxNumberofStudents

CourseSection.numberofStudents
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.numberofStudents
The number of students who are enrolled in the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/numberofStudents

CourseSection.shortDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.shortDescription
A short description of the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/catalogDescription/shortDescription

CourseSection.sourceSectionId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.sourceSectionId
The identifier for the source Course Section from which the target Course Section was cloned.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

createCourseSectionFromCourseSectionRequest/sourcedId

CourseSection.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Course Section

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSection/sourcedId

CourseSection.timeFrame.begin
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.timeFrame.begin
The date and time when the Course Section becomes available.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/timeFrame/begin

CourseSection.timeFrame.end
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.timeFrame.end
The date and time after which the Course Section is no longer available.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/timeFrame/end

CourseSection.title
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseSection.title
The title of the Course Section.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseSectionRecord/courseSection/title

CourseTemplate.courseNumber
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.courseNumber
The course number, such as "Biology 101". In general, this number is not just a numeric value.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/courseTemplate/courseNumber/textString

CourseTemplate.credits
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.credits
The default credits set for this Course Template.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/courseTemplate/defaultCredits/textString

CourseTemplate.label
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.label
A human readable label used to help identify the Course Template.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/courseTemplate/label/textString

CourseTemplate.longDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.longDescription
A long description of the Course Template.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/courseTemplate/catalogDescription/longDescription

CourseTemplate.shortDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.shortDescription
A short description of the Course Template.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/courseTemplate/catalogDescription/shortDescription

CourseTemplate.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Course Template.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/sourcedId

CourseTemplate.title
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#CourseTemplate.title
The title of the Course Template.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

courseTemplateRecord/courseTemplate/title/textString

Group.email
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.email
An email address used for posting messages to members of the group.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/email

Group.enrollControl.accept
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.enrollControl.accept
A boolean value that specifies whether the Group is accepting enrollments.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/enrollControl/enrollAccept

Group.enrollControl.allowed
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.enrollControl.allowed
A boolean value that specifies whether the Tool Provider can enroll people in the Group. The value false indicates that only the source system can enroll people.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/enrollControl/enrollAllowed

Group.grouptype
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.grouptype
A URI that uniquely identifies the type of group. This convention differs from the LIS convention of using a structured object to describe the type of a group. Ideally, the URI should resolve to JSON-LD document that describes the group type. However, any URI that uniquely identifies the group type in accordance with the rules of the grouptype scheme is acceptable.
Group.longDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.longDescription
A long description of the Group.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/description/longDescription

Group.parentId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.parentId
An identifier for the parent group within which the target group is nested.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/relationship[relation="Parent"]/sourcedId

Group.shortDescription
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.shortDescription
A short description of the Group.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/description/shortDescription

Group.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Group.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/sourcedId

Group.timeFrame.begin
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.timeFrame.begin
The date and time when access to Group resources begins.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/timeframe/begin

Group.timeFrame.end
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.timeFrame.end
The date and time when access to Group resources ends.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/timeframe/end

Group.url
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Group.url
The web address of the Group.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

groupRecord/group/url

LineItemZZZ.dataSource
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#LineItemZZZ.dataSource
An identifier for the original source system of the LineItem record.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

lineItemRecord/lineItem/dataSource

LineItemZZZ.resultValue.max
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#LineItemZZZ.resultValue.max
The maximum numeric score that a learner may earn on the assignment associated with this LineItem.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

resultValueRecord/resultValue/valueRange/max

where 

resultValueRecord.sourcedId = lineItemRecord/lineItem/resultValueSourcedId
LineItemZZZ.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#LineItemZZZ.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the LineItem

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

lineItemRecord/sourcedId

LineItemZZZ.type
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#LineItemZZZ.type
A URI that uniquely identifies the LineItem type. This convention differs from the LIS convention of using a structured object to describe LineItem types. The URI should resolve to a JSON-LD resource that describes the LineItem type. As a best practice the URI should start with a base URL that identifies the LineItemType vocabulary and end with a relative URL for a type within that vocabulary.

In the LIS Database, the LineItem type is given by 

lineItemRecord/lineItem/lineItemType

LineItemZZZ.type.displayName
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#LineItemZZZ.type.displayName
The display name for the LineItemType.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

lineItemTypeRecord/lineItemType/displayName

LtiLink.custom.url
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#LtiLink.custom.url
The endpoint URL for accessing link-level tool settings.
Membership.collectionSourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.collectionSourcedId
The LIS identifier for the organizational unit (Course Section, Group, etc.) to which the Membership pertains.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/membership/collectionSourcedId

Membership.createdTimestamp
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.createdTimestamp
The date and time when the membership role was created. If the Person has more than one role within the organizational unit, then this value is a comma separated list corresponding to the roles listed by the Membership.role variable.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/membership/member/role/dateTime

Membership.dataSource
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.dataSource
An identifier for the original source system of the Membership record.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/membership/member/role/dataSource

Membership.personSourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.personSourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Person associated with the Membership.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/membership/member/personSourcedId

Membership.role
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.role
A comma separated list of roles that the Person has within the organizational unit.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/membership/member/role/roleType

Membership.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Membership.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/sourcedId

Membership.status
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Membership.status
Indicates if the membership is active or inactive. In accordance with the LIS specification, the value should be either Active or Inactive. If the Person has more than one role within the organizational unit, then this value is a comma separated list, where the values are ordered in correspondence with the roles named by the Membership.role variable.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

membershipRecord/membership/member/role/status

Person.address.country
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.country
The country within the user's address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="Country"]/instanceValue/text

Person.address.locality
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.locality
The city, town, or other locality within the user's address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="Locality"]/instanceValue/text

Person.address.postcode
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.postcode
The postal code within the user's address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="Postcode"]/instanceValue/text

Person.address.statepr
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.statepr
The state or province within the user's address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair/[instanceName/text="Statepr"]/instanceValue/text

Person.address.street1
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.street1
The first line of the user's street address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="NonFieldedStreetAddress1"]/instanceValue /text

Person.address.street2
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.street2
The second line of the user's street address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]  addressPart /nameValuePair[instanceName/text="NonFieldedStreetAddress2"] /instanceValue/text

Person.address.street3
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.street3
The third line of the user's street address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="NonFieldedStreetAddress3"] /instanceValue/text

Person.address.street4
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.street4
The fourth line of the user's street address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="NonFieldedStreetAddress4"] /instanceValue/text

Person.address.timezone
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.address.timezone
The user's time zone.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/address/[addressType/instanceValue/text="Preferred"]addressPart /nameValuePair /[instanceName/text="Timezone"]/instanceValue/text

Person.email.personal
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.email.personal
The user's personal email address

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

person/contactinfo[contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Email_Personal"]/contactinfoValue /text

Person.email.primary
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.email.primary
The user's primary email address.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo[contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Email_Primary"] /contactinfoValue/text

Person.name.family
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.name.family
The family name of the user.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/name/partName[instanceName/text="Family”]/instanceValue/text

Person.name.full
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.name.full
The full name of the user.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/formname/[formnameType/instanceValue/text="Full"] /formattedName/text

Person.name.given
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.name.given
The given name of the user.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/name/partName[instanceName/text="Given”]/instanceValue/text

Person.name.middle
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.name.middle
The middle name of the user.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/name/partName[instanceName/text="Middle”]/instanceValue/text

Person.name.prefix
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.name.prefix
The prefix for the user's name, such as Dr., Mr., Ms. etc.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/name/partName[instanceName/text="Prefix”]/instanceValue/text

Person.name.suffix
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.name.suffix
The suffix for the user's name, such as Jr., II, etc.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/name/partName[instanceName/text="Suffix”]/instanceValue/text

Person.phone.home
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.phone.home
The user's home phone number

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo [contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Telephone_Home"]/contactinfoValue /text

Person.phone.mobile
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.phone.mobile
The user's mobile phone number

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo[contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Mobile"] /contactInfoValue/text

Person.phone.primary
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.phone.primary
The user's primary phone number

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo [contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Telephone_Primary"]/contactinfoValue /text

Person.phone.work
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.phone.work
The user's work phone number.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo [contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Telephone_Work"]/contactinfoValue /text

Person.sms
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.sms
The number at which the user prefers to receive SMS text messages.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo[contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="SMS"]  /contactinfoValue/text

Person.sourcedId
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the user.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to personRecord/sourcedId
Person.webaddress
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Person.webaddress
The user's web address. This could be a facebook address, a blog, or any other web address linked to the user. The value should be a URL.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

personRecord/person/contactinfo[contactinfoType/instanceValue/text="Web-Address"] /contactinfoValue/text

ResourceLink.description
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#ResourceLink.description
A plain text description of the link’s destination, suitable for display alongside the link.
ResourceLink.id
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#ResourceLink.id
This is the local identifier for the resource link within the Tool Consumer system from which the launch occurred. Corresponds to the resource_link_id launch parameter.
ResourceLink.title
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#ResourceLink.title
A plain text title for the resource.
Result.autocreate
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/capability#Result.autocreate
A lin-item in the tool consumer gradebook can be automatically created for any resource links which use the Basic Outcomes or Result services.
Result.comment
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.comment
A comment associated with the outcome which may be made visible to the student.
Result.createdTimestamp
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.createdTimestamp
The date and time when the Result was created.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 


    

    

      Result.dataSource
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.dataSource
An identifier for the original source system of the Result record.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

resultRecord/result/dataSource


    

    

      Result.resultScore
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.resultScore
The score that the learner earned on the assignment or activity to which this Result pertains.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 

resultRecord/result/resultScore/textString


    

    

      Result.sourcedId
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.sourcedId
The LIS identifier for the Result resource.

In the LIS Database, this value corresponds to 


    

    

      Result.status
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.status
A URI for the status of the Result.    As a best practice, the URI should resolve to a JSON-LD description of the status value or a term in a VDEX file.   The vocabulary for Result status values is extensible.  The set of standard values includes:

    
  
  •  http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/omsv1p0/statusofresultvocabularyv1p0#Unmoderated
  
  •  http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/omsv1p0/statusofresultvocabularyv1p0#Tobemoderated
  
  •  http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/omsv1p0/statusofresultvocabularyv1p0#Pending
  
  •  http://www.imsglobal.org/lis/omsv1p0/statusofresultvocabularyv1p0#Completed


    

    

      Result.url
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#Result.url
The URL of the Result resource.  Client applications may issue an HTTP request to read, update or delete the resource at this URL.

    

    

      ToolProxy.custom.url
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#ToolProxy.custom.url
The endpoint URL for accessing system-wide tool settings.

    

    

      ToolProxyBinding.custom.url
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#ToolProxyBinding.custom.url
The endpoint URL for accessing context-level tool settings.

    

    

      User.id
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#User.id
Corresponds to the user_id launch parameterfrom the LaunchMixin class.  This is the local identifier for the user within the Tool Consumer system.

    

    

      User.image
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#User.image
The URL for an image of the user suitable for use as a profile picture or avatar.

    

    

      User.org
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#User.org
A URI describing the user's organisational properties; for example, an ldap:// URI such as 
ldap://host.com:6666/uid=user,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
.  If more than one format of organisational URI is specified, each should be separated with a space.

    

    

      User.scope.mentor
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#User.scope.mentor
A comma-separated list of user ID values which the current user can access as a mentor.    Corresponds to the role_scope_mentor launch parameter.

    

    

      User.username
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/variable#User.username
The username that identifies the user within the Tool Consumer system.

    

  

  

Table 1.  Known simple names for Capability objects  


  
3.2 Contact



Contact information for the associated object.


{
  "email" : "support@lms.example.com"
}


  

    
    

Figure 8.  Contact    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      email
      1
      The email of the primary contact for the associated object.
      xs:normalizedString
    

  

  

Table 2.  Contact properties  


  
3.3 HttpMethod



Enumerates the HTTP methods that can be used when sending a message, as defined by IETF RFC 2616 .

  

    
    

Figure 9.  HttpMethod    

  


  
HttpMethod instances are enumerable, and they must be referenced by a simple name. The default vocabulary of simple names for instances of the HttpMethod class are listed in Table 3.

  

    

      Simple Name      URI / Description    

    

      DELETE
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/lti#DELETE

    

    

      GET
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/lti#GET

    

    

      POST
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/lti#POST

    

    

      PUT
      
http://purl.imsglobal.org/vocab/lti/v2/lti#PUT

    

  

  

Table 3.  Known simple names for HttpMethod objects  


  
3.4 LocalizedName



This container stores the default display name for some object plus a key that may be used to lookup a translation for the display name from a resource bundle for a particular locale.  The string value has a maximum length of 128 characters.


{
  "default_value" : "Omega LMS",
  "key" : "product.name"
}


  

    
    

Figure 10.  LocalizedName    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      default_value
      0..1
      The default value for the display name.  This value is used if (1) the key attribute is undefined, (2) the localization capability is not enabled, or (3) a value for the specified key is not found in the locale-specific resource bundle.
      LongName.Type
    

    

      key
      0..1
      The key used to lookup the locale-specific value from a resource bundle.
      Name.Type
    

  

  

Table 4.  LocalizedName properties  


  
3.5 LocalizedText



This container defines a block of text.  The container includes a default value for the text, plus a key that can be used to lookup a locale-specific value from a resource bundle.


{
  "default_value" : "Omega LMS is a fictitious Learning Management System",
  "key" : "product.version"
}


  

    
    

Figure 11.  LocalizedText    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      default_value
      0..1
      This is the default value for the text. This default value  is used if (1) the key is not specified, (2) the localization capability is not enabled, or (3) the specified key is not found in the locale-specific resource bundle.
      Text.Type
    

    

      key
      0..1
      If localization is supported then the key identifies a property in the bundle returned by the get-bundle-request message handler. 
      Name.Type
    

  

  

Table 5.  LocalizedText properties  


  
3.6 ProductFamily



A ProductFamily represents the collection of all versions of a particular product over time.  Two products that have the same product code belong to the same ProductFamily.  The LTI product model has four levels: 
    
  
  1.  ProductFamily:  The collection of all versions of a given product.
  
  2.  ProductInfo: Encapsulates information about one particular version of a product.
  
  3.  ProductInstance: Represents one deployed instance of a particular version of a product.
  
  4.  ProductProfile: Defines a view of a deployed instance of a product.  This view may be customized for different integration partners.



Notice that the ProductFamily sits at the top of the product hierarchy.  Each product family is owned by a Vendor.


{
  "code" : "omega",
  "vendor" : { ... }
}


  

    
    

Figure 12.  ProductFamily    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      code
      1
      A unique identifier for the resource.
      Token.Type
    

    

      vendor
      1
      The vendor that owns the ProductFamily.
      Vendor
    

  

  

Table 6.  ProductFamily properties  


  
3.7 ProductInfo



Encapsulates information about one released version of a product (Tool Consumer or Tool).


{
  "product_name" : { ... },
  "product_version" : "2.3",
  "description" : { ... },
  "technical_description" : { ... },
  "product_family" : { ... }
}


  

    
    

Figure 13.  ProductInfo    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      product_name
      1
      A name for the product, suitable for display to end users.
      LocalizedName
    

    

      product_version
      1
      This is the version of the product. 
      xs:normalizedString
    

    

      description
      0..1
      This is a description of the product suitable for display to end-users.
      LocalizedText
    

    

      technical_description
      0..1
      This is a human readable description of the technical aspects of this product that might be of interest to developers who wish to integrate with this product via LTI.
      LocalizedText
    

    

      product_family
      1
      An inverse attribute that references the ProductFamily within which this ProductInfo is defined.
      ProductFamily
    

  

  

Table 7.  ProductInfo properties  


  
3.8 ProductInstance



The resource encapsulates information about one deployed instance of a web-based product (Tool or Tool Consumer).


{
  "guid" : "c86542d5-fde1-4aae-ae18-7018089fddcd",
  "product_info" : { ... },
  "service_owner" : { ... },
  "service_provider" : { ... }
}


  

    
    

Figure 14.  ProductInstance    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      guid
      1
      A globally unique identifier for the service provider.  As a best practice, this value should match an Internet domain name assigned by ICANN, but any globally unique identifier is acceptable.  
      GUID.Type
    

    

      product_info
      1
      This is metadata about the product described in the profile.
      ProductInfo
    

    

      service_owner
      0..1
      The entity that owns the services provided by this product instance.
      ServiceOwner
    

    

      service_provider
      0..1
      This is the service provider that hosts the deployed product.
      ServiceProvider
    

    

      support
      0..1
      Contact information for support on this deployed instance of the product (Tool or ToolConsumer).
      Contact
    

  

  

Table 8.  ProductInstance properties  


  
3.9 RestService



A descriptor for a REST service.


{
  "@type" : "RestService",
  "@id" : "tcp:ToolProxy.collection",
  "endpoint" : "http://lms.example.com/resources/ToolProxy/",
  "format" : [ ... ],
  "action" : [ ... ]
}


  

    
    

Figure 15.  RestService    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      @id
      1
      The URI that identifies this RestService instance.
      xs:anyURI
    

    

      endpoint
      1
      A URI template that defines the REST endpoint for resources that may be accessed via the REST service.  The URI template should conform to the syntax in the proposed IETF standard [draft-gregorio-uritemplate-08]. 
      xs:anyURI
    

    

      format
      1..*
      The content type (also known as media type) of resources accessed via the endpoint defined by this RestService descriptor.   The endpoint of a REST service may support more than one content type if content negotiation is enabled as described in the HTTP 1.1 specification.
      xs:normalizedString
    

    

      action
      1..*
      Specifies an HTTP action that is supported at the REST endpoint.  A given endpoint may support more than one action.  For example, it is common practice for a collection endpoint to accept POST requests, and a different item endpoint to accept GET, PUT, and DELETE requests.
      HttpMethod
(Simple Name reference)


    

  

  

Table 9.  RestService properties  


  
3.10 ServiceDescriptor



This entity defines a profile for a service.  It is a "profile" in the sense that it specifies a subset of operations that are declared by the full  interface for some service.  For example, a profile might list the "read" operations of a service but exclude the "write" operations.  This is useful because a product (Tool or TC) might want to offer the read-only operations to a partner, but it might not want to expose write operations.  (On the other hand, it is perfectly legitimate for a profile to list all of the operations that are declared in the service interface if desired.)
ServiceProfiles are used for four different purposes: (1) they allow a product to advertise the operations that it offers to a partner, (2) they allow a product to declare the operations that it intends to use, (3) they allow a product to advertise the security profiles that are available for service operations, and (4) they allow a product to assert the security profiles that will be used for service operations. 

  

    
    

Figure 16.  ServiceDescriptor    

  

  
Direct Known Subtypes:

  

    RestService
  


  
3.11 ServiceOwner



The entity that owns the services provided by a product instance.


{
  "@id" : "http://state.university.edu/",
  "timestamp" : "2012-03-28T09:08:16-04:00",
  "service_owner_name" : { ... },
  "description" : { ... },
  "support" : { ... }
}


  

    
    

Figure 17.  ServiceOwner    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      timestamp
      1
      A timestamp for the ServiceOwner record. This value is useful for determining which record is most current.
      xs:dateTime
    

    

      service_owner_name
      1
      The name of the service owner, suitable for display to end users. 
      LocalizedName
    

    

      description
      0..1
      A description of the service owner, suitable for display to end-users.
      LocalizedText
    

  

  

Table 10.  ServiceOwner properties  


  
3.12 ServiceProvider



This resource represents the service provider that hosts a product (Tool or Tool Consumer).


{
  "@id" : "http://yasp.example.com/ServiceProvider",
  "guid" : "yasp.example.com",
  "timestamp" : "2012-03-28T09:08:16-04:00",
  "service_provider_name" : { ... },
  "description" : { ... },
  "support" : { ... }
}


  

    
    

Figure 18.  ServiceProvider    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      @id
      0..1
      The URI that identifies this ServiceProvider instance.
      xs:anyURI
    

    

      guid
      1
      A globally unique identifier for the service provider.  As a best practice, this value should match an Internet domain name assigned by ICANN, but any globally unique identifier is acceptable.  
      GUID.Type
    

    

      timestamp
      1
      A timestamp for the ServiceProvider record. This value is useful for determining which record is most current.
      xs:dateTime
    

    

      service_provider_name
      1
      The name of the service provider, suitable for display to end users.
      LocalizedName
    

    

      description
      0..1
      A description of the service provider, suitable for display to end-users.
      LocalizedText
    

    

      support
      0..1
      Contact information for support from a service provider.
      Contact
    

  

  

Table 11.  ServiceProvider properties  


  
3.13 ToolConsumerProfile



The profile for a Tool Consumer product.


{
  "@context" : [ ... ],
  "@type" : "ToolConsumerProfile",
  "@id" : "http://lms.example.com/profile/b6ffa601-ce1d-4549-9ccf-145670a964d4",
  "lti_version" : "LTI-2p0",
  "guid" : "b6ffa601-ce1d-4549-9ccf-145670a964d4",
  "product_instance" : { ... },
  "capability_offered" : [ ... ],
  "service_offered" : [ ... ]
}


  

    
    

Figure 19.  ToolConsumerProfile    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      @context
      1..*
      
This value specifies one or more JSON-LD contexts, either by reference or by value.
When multiple contexts are specified, they must be encapsulated within an array.


For most implementations, the value will be the single URI for the standard context associated with the application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json media type.  In this case, the value will be


"http://purl.imsglobal.org/ctx/lti/v2/ToolConsumerProfile"

      JSON-LD Context
    

    

      @type
      1
      A simple name identifying the object's type.  The standard context [LTI, 14 IG] defines the following simple names that are applicable: 
    
  
  • ToolConsumerProfile
Implementations may use a custom JSON-LD context which defines simple names for additional types that are subtypes of ToolConsumerProfile.

      owl:Class
(Simple Name reference)


    

    

      @id
      0..1
      The URI that identifies this ToolConsumerProfile instance.
      xs:anyURI
    

    

      lti_version
      1
      The identifier for an LTI version that the version supports.  A given product (Tool or Tool Consumer) may support multiple versions, but only one version is selected for use in the integration contract.
      xs:normalizedString
    

    

      guid
      1
      A globally unique identifier for the service provider.  As a best practice, this value should match an Internet domain name assigned by ICANN, but any globally unique identifier is acceptable.  
      GUID.Type
    

    

      product_instance
      1
      An inverse attribute which references the ProductInstance within which this ProductProfile is defined.
      ProductInstance
    

    

      capability_offered
      *
      A capability offered by the Tool Consumer to its integration partners.
      Capability
(Simple Name reference)


    

    

      service_offered
      *
      The descriptor for a service offered by the product (Tool or Tool Consumer).
      RestService
    

  

  

Table 12.  ToolConsumerProfile properties  


  
3.14 Vendor



A person or agency that offers products to the market. The key types of products relevant to LTI are Tools (which are described by Tool Profiles) and Tool Consumers (which are described by Tool Consumer Profiles).


{
  "code" : "lms.example.com",
  "vendor_name" : { ... },
  "description" : { ... },
  "website" : "http://lms.example.com/products/omega",
  "timestamp" : "2012-03-28T09:08:16-04:00",
  "contact" : { ... }
}


  

    
    

Figure 20.  Vendor    

  

  

    

      Property
      Mult
      Description
      Type
    

    

      @id
      0..1
      The URI that identifies this Vendor instance.
      xs:anyURI
    

    

      code
      1
      A unique identifier for the resource.
      Token.Type
    

    

      vendor_name
      1
      Defines a human readable name for the Vendor.  The name should be suitable for display in management screens within the Tool Provider system.
      LocalizedName
    

    

      description
      0..1
      This is a human-readable description of the Vendor.
      LocalizedText
    

    

      website
      0..1
      This is the URL of the vendor.
      xs:anyURI
    

    

      timestamp
      1
      A timestamp for the Vendor record. This value is useful for determining which record is most current.
      xs:dateTime
    

    

      contact
      0..1
      Contact information for this Vendor.
      Contact
    

  

  

Table 13.  Vendor properties  

  
3.15 GUID.Type

  

    

      Restriction Base
      http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#NCName
    

    

      pattern
      \S*
    

    

      maxLength
      4096
    

  

  

Table 14.  Facets of GUID.Type  

  
3.16 LongName.Type

  

    

      Restriction Base
      http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#normalizedString
    

    

      maxLength
      128
    

  

  

Table 15.  Facets of LongName.Type  

  
3.17 Name.Type

  

    

      Restriction Base
      http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#NCName
    

    

      pattern
      \S*
    

    

      maxLength
      64
    

  

  

Table 16.  Facets of Name.Type  

  
3.18 Text.Type

  

    

      Restriction Base
      http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string
    

    

      maxLength
      1024
    

  

  

Table 17.  Facets of Text.Type  

  
3.19 Token.Type

  

    

      Restriction Base
      http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#token
    

    

      pattern
      \S*
    

    

      maxLength
      64
    

  

  

Table 18.  Facets of Token.Type  

  
4. References

  

  
[CURIE-syntax]

  
Mark Birbeck, Shane McCarron. CURIE Syntax 1.0. W3C Working Group Note. 16 December 2010.

  
[JSON-LD-syntax]

  
Manu Sporny, Dave Longley, Gregg Kellogg, Markus Lanthaler, Mark Birbeck. Json-LD Syntax 1.0. 12 July 2012. W3C Working Draft.

  
[LTI, 14 IG]

  
Greg McFall, Lance Neumann, Stephen Vickers. IMS GLC Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) Implementation Guide. Version 2.0 Final Release, December 2013. URL: http://www.imsglobal.org/lti/

  
[RFC4627]

  
D. Crockford. The application/json Media Type for JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). Internet RFC 4627. July 2006.



  
About this Document

  

    

Title: ToolConsumerProfile JSON Binding in the application/vnd.ims.lti.v2.toolconsumerprofile+json format
      

      

Editor:Stephen Vickers (IMS Global)
        

        

Version: 2.0
          

          

Version Date: 10 September 2015
            

            

Release: Final Release
              

              

Status: IMS Final Release
                

                

Purpose: This document is made available for review and comment by the public community at large.
                  

                

                
List of Contributors


The following list of individuals contributed to the authoring of this document:



                  

                    Craig DunkD2LPadraig O'hiceadhaHMH
                  

                  

                    Viktor HaagD2LCharles SeveranceIMS Global
                  

                  

                    Brad HumphreyInstructureColin SmytheIMS Global
                  

                  

                    Greg McFallPearsonMatt StoeltingCengage
                  

                  

                    Mark McKellIMS GlobalJohn TibbettsVitalsource
                  

                  

                    Bracken MosbackerLumen LearningClaude VervoortCengage
                  

                  

                    Lance NeumannBlackboardStephen VickersIMS Global