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* StoreXAR doesn't currently have this functionality | * StoreXAR doesn't currently have this functionality | ||
| − | * Tim's suggested workaround for now: separately request a catalog of all files for a given session id. This is similar to what would be returned by the | + | * Tim's suggested workaround for now: separately request a catalog of all files for a given session id. This is similar to what would be returned by StoreXAR as described in the use case. |
| − | + | * [http://central.xnat.org/archive/catalogs/xnat:imageSessionData/BC_CT_TOR_1_1 log into central.xnat.org and click this link to see catalog] | |
| − | [ http://central.xnat.org/archive/catalogs/xnat:imageSessionData/BC_CT_TOR_1_1 log into central.xnat.org and click this link to see catalog] | ||
* No current commandline executable -- we will have to write this. | * No current commandline executable -- we will have to write this. | ||
* The HTTP Session ID needs to be attached to the HTTP Request. | * The HTTP Session ID needs to be attached to the HTTP Request. | ||
* An example is given by the following: | * An example is given by the following: | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 12 August 2008
Home < Events:August 2008 XNAT Desktop in Bostonnotes:
Use case for discussion (XNAT tools extension): Slicer use case
- StoreXAR doesn't currently have this functionality
- Tim's suggested workaround for now: separately request a catalog of all files for a given session id. This is similar to what would be returned by StoreXAR as described in the use case.
- log into central.xnat.org and click this link to see catalog
- No current commandline executable -- we will have to write this.
- The HTTP Session ID needs to be attached to the HTTP Request.
- An example is given by the following:
