Update a stimulus and its content
Update a Stimulus on the service provider.
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Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Path Parameters
Stimulus identifier
Body
The stimulus content to update.
Create or update a stimulus on the service provider with HTML content and optional configuration
Unique identifier for the entity on the service provider.
Human-readable title of the entity on the service provider.
HTML content of the stimulus provided as a string when creating or updating a stimulus. When the rawXml is generated, this content is used to create teh qti-stimulus-body that lives on the xml.
A human readable label that can be used to describe the Stimulus.
The default language for the Stimulus.
The set of external style sheets that are associated with the Stimulus. The order of definition is significant.
Array of catalog cards.
The tool name characteristic allows the tool creating the stimulus to identify itself. Other processing systems may use this information to interpret the content of application specific data, such as labels on the elements of the stimulus's stimulus body.
The tool version characteristic allows the tool creating the item to identify its version. This value must only be interpreted in the context of the tool-name.
Additional custom metadata for extending entity properties beyond standard specification for QTI entities.
Response
Stimulus updated successfully
Complete stimulus data structure returned from the database including parsed content and metadata
Unique identifier for the entity on the service provider.
Human-readable title of the entity on the service provider.
Array of catalog cards.
Raw XML representation of the entity, automatically generated from the JSON or XML sent when creating entities on the service provider. The rawxml field will contain all content sent when creating the entity on the service provider. This field is stable and should be used when working within this QTI API.
Parsed XML content generated by the service provider. For production use, rawXml is recommended over this parsed structure.
ISO 8601 timestamp when the entity was created
ISO 8601 timestamp when the entity was last updated
A human readable label that can be used to describe the Stimulus.
The default language for the Stimulus.
The set of external style sheets that are associated with the Stimulus. The order of definition is significant.
The tool name characteristic allows the tool creating the stimulus to identify itself. Other processing systems may use this information to interpret the content of application specific data, such as labels on the elements of the stimulus's stimulus body.
The tool version characteristic allows the tool creating the item to identify its version. This value must only be interpreted in the context of the tool-name.
Additional custom metadata for extending entity properties beyond standard specification for QTI entities.
MongoDB version key for optimistic concurrency control