plugins dicom-metadata-plugin.jar 1.3.1 or 1.3.0 event-service-plugin.jar

[ERNANDEZ SANTOS]

Dear 

I am updating to version 1.9 of xnat, but I can't find these plugins for download anywhere:

dicom-metadata-plugin.jar 1.3.1 or 1.3.0

event-service-plugin.jar

Thank you

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[Rick Herrick]

Hi Ernandez,

I'm not sure what those plugins are. The event service in XNAT is built into core functionality and doesn't require a plugin. A DICOM metadata plugin sounds handy, but I'm not sure what that one does either! Could you put those somewhere that I could download and look at them to see if I can figure out where they came from?

Rick Herrick 

Senior Software Developer

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[ERNANDEZ SANTOS]

Hi Rick

They simply won't download, but Gemini recommended these links:

https://github.com/nrgxnat/xnat-ohif-viewer-plugin/releases/download/v3.7.2/xnat-ohif-viewer-plugin-3.7.2-webapp.jar

https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nrg/xnat/dicom-metadata-plugin/1.3.1/dicom-metadata-plugin-1.3.1.jar




  https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nrg/xnat/xnat-ohif-viewer-plugin/3.7.2/xnat-ohif-viewer-plugin-3.7.2-webapp.jar  




I'm experiencing so many headaches that I'm thinking of starting all over again with the Vagrant VM. In that case, do these plugins come natively?

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[Rick Herrick]

It looks like Gemini is proposing what it thinks should be URLs for those things if they existed, but none of those links are valid:

• That's the correct structure for a release link on github, but the viewer plugin isn't hosted at https://github.com/nrgxnat/xnat-ohif-viewer-plugin, so that's why that one's not working. You can find the viewer plugin at https://xnat.org/files/ohif-viewer-xnat-plugin (which is where the link on https://download.xnat.org will take you).
• The other links are what Gemini figures would be the paths if the plugins were published to Maven Central, but for a variety of reasons our plugins aren't published there. Like I said above, you can get the OHIF viewer plugin from https://download.xnat.org, but I don't know what the DICOM metadata plugin is or where it came from so I can't help you with that one.

I looked through all of our source repositories and don't see anything that matches either "dicom-metadata" or "event-service", so I'm not sure what those are or where they came from. The OHIF viewer does contain a DICOM metadata service that helps drive the viewer, but I don't believe that functionality was ever packaged as its own separate plugin. Same goes for the event service: XNAT has its own core event-service functionality but that was developed as a part of core XNAT from ground up and was never published as its own plugin.

Rick Herrick 

Senior Software Developer

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