TCIA Software Improvements

January 8, 2017

Many Improvements in Versions 6.5 and 6.5.1 for

Including Reliability and Performance

Make Downloader Installation Files Paths/Names Configurable

Create Linux Installers for TCIA Downloader

Make manifest creation for Download Manager available via API

Improve TCIA Downloader by Providing a Default Download Directory

getSOPInsyanceUIDSs rest service times out when there is a large packet in the response

Creation of Manifest File from QC Tool

Manage Data Basket: When adding a large collection to the data basket, session time out when navigating to Manage Data Basket page

Ability to link to and/or access information per subject

Online help for User Authorization Tool needs to open up on a separate browser tab\window.

Check multiple LDAP servers for login and grouping

NLST Upgrade

Standalone Download Manager

UAT Groups

API Gateway

(API) Rest call to get "Manufacturer Model" with nested/tree values.

Include all capabilities of Bindaas API in NBIA API

(API) Rest call to get criteria counts

(API) Retrieving criteria values

(API) Additional data returned from simple search

Fixes to Registration Page

Error when adding two large collections (Shopping Cart Fix)

Add capability to set PWM link during installation or after installation without the need to edit internal war file properties.

Need to Merge the Changes Made in vo42 Branch

Duplicate SeriesInstanceUIDs within a shared list breaks the entire shared list

improve download manager directory naming

Major Upgrade - TCIA Now Has an Installable

Downloader App

Installers for Windows, Mac and Linux

Clicking Start Download Returns Manifest File

Installer Associates the Manifest MIME Type with

Downloader App So it Starts Automatically with

Browsers Default Action on Opening

• Clicking “Start Download returns a manifest file with a

.tcia extension that can be stored based on the

browsers configuration

• Can be reused by the user for both public and private

collections

• Currently can be shared for public collections

Manifest Files can be Reused and are Shareable for

Public Collections

Manifest Files Ends Up in Your Browser’s Default

Downloads Folder in Chrome

For Other Browsers You May Select to Save the File

• 6.5.2 improvements will include sharing private

collection according to each user’s access rights

– The individual you are sharing the file with needs to have

access to the collection under their user account

– Downloader App will indicate any series that the user

does not have access to.

• 6.5.2 to be released in February

Manifest Files to be Shareable for Private Collections

in 6.5.2

Downloader App Upgrades for New Versions

• Current version will need a manual upgrade for 6.5.2

• Future versions will automatically detect the need for

an upgrade.