$string['addcapabilitytousersdescription']='To use web services, users need to have two different capabilities: \'/webservice:createtoken\' and a capability matching the web service protocols (\'webservice/rest:use\', \'webservice/soap:use\', ...). <br/>Advice: one way to set this up is to create a new \'Web Service\' system role with the \'webservice:createtoken\' capability and some protocol capabilities. Then assign this system role to the web service user.';
$string['addfunctionsdescription']='On the <strong>Manage service</strong> page, click the <strong>Functions</strong> link for the newly created service. Add some functions to the service.';
$string['createservicedescription']='A service is a set of web service functions. You will allow the user to access to a new service. On the <strong>Add service</strong> page check \'Enable\' and \'Authorised users\' options. Select \'No required capability\'.';
$string['createserviceforusersdescription']='A service is a set of web service functions. You will allow users to access to a new service. On the <strong>Add service</strong> page check \'Enable\' and uncheck \'Authorised users\' options. Select \'No required capability\'.';
$string['deleteservice']='Delete the service: {$a->name} (id: {$a->id})';
$string['deleteserviceconfirm']='Do you really want to delete external service "{$a}"?';
$string['deletetokenconfirm']='Do you really want to delete this web service token for <strong>{$a->user}</strong> on the service <strong>{$a->service}</strong>?';
$string['disabledwarning']='All web service protocols are disabled. The "Enable web services" setting can be found in Advanced features.';
$string['enabledocumentationdescription']='Check it to give to the developers of the external system access to a detailed web services documentation. The developers only see the documentation of the service they have access to.';
$string['enableprotocolsdescription']='At least one protocol should be enabled. In counter part, even though Moodle takes a very good care about security issues, more you have enabled protocols, more your Moodle site is subject to external attacks.';
$string['checkusercapability']='Check user capability';
$string['checkusercapabilitydescription']='To use the web services, a user needs to have a capability matching the web service protocols (\'webservice/rest:use\', \'webservice/soap:use\', ...). <br/>Advice: one way to set this up is to create a new \'Web Service\' system role with protocol capabilities defined. Then you assign this system role to the web service user.';
$string['onesystemcontrollingdescription']='The following steps help you to set up the Moodle web service for one system controlling Moodle (e.g a student information system). These steps also help to set up the recommended token (security keys) authentication method.';
$string['resettokenconfirm']='Do you really want to reset this web service key for <strong>{$a->user}</strong> on the service <strong>{$a->service}</strong>?';
$string['selectedcapabilitydoesntexit']='The currently set required capability ({$a}) doesn\'t exist any more. Please change it and save the changes.';
$string['selectspecificuser']='Select a specific user';
$string['selectspecificuserdescription']='On the <strong>Manage service</strong> page, click on \'Authorised users\' and add the user to the authorised users list.';
$string['servicehelpexplanation']='A service is a set of functions. A service can be accessed by all users or just specified users. <strong>Custom services</strong> are services that you created. <strong>Default services</strong> are services that were added by default to Moodle. You can not change functions from a <strong>Default service</strong>.';
$string['testauserwithtestclientdescription']='Simulate external access to the service using the web service test client. Before going there, log on as a user set with the "moodle/webservice:createtoken" capability, and get his security key (token) from his "my moodle" block. You will use this token in the test client. In the test client, also choose an enabled protocol with the token authentication. <strong>Warning: the functions that you test WILL BE EXECUTED for this user, be carefull what you choose to test!!!</strong>';
$string['testclientdescription']='* The web service test client <strong>executes</strong> the functions for <strong>REAL</strong>. Do not test functions that you don\'t know. <br/>* All existing web service functions are not yet implemented into the test client. <br/>* In order to check that a user cannot access some functions, you can test some functions that you didn\'t allow.<br/>* To see clearer error messages set the debugging to <strong>{$a->mode}</strong> into {$a->atag}';
$string['testwithtestclientdescription']='Simulate external access to the service using the web service test client. Use an enabled protocol with token authentication. <strong>Warning: the functions that you test WILL BE EXECUTED, be carefull what you choose to test!!!</strong>';
$string['userasclientsdescription']='The following steps help you to set up the Moodle web service for users as clients. These steps also help to set up the recommended token (security keys) authentication method. In this use case, the user will generate his token from his <strong>Security keys</strong> profile page.';
$string['wsdocumentationintro']='Following is a listing of web service functions available for the username <b>{$a}</b>.<br/>To create a client we advise you to read the <a href="http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Creating_a_web_service_and_a_web_service_function#Create_your_own_client">Moodle documentation</a>';