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This package allows user to connect to a labkey server through a slicer interface.
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To use, add path to unpackaged labkeySlicerPythonAPI/labkeySlicerPythonExtension to
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-Additional module paths in Slicer->Edit->Application Settings->Modules submenu.
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+Additional module paths in Slicer->Edit->Application Settings->Modules submenu. You'll
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+also need the DICOM package, also available from wiscgit.
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-Then the package will appear under Examples.
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+Then the package will appear under LabKey.
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If you are interested in the code, you should look at slicerNetwork.py which
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implements the communication with the server and forms HTTP Labkey API commands.
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-You will need your key and certificate in a separate file to use the code.
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-On linux, this is accomplished by:
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-openssl pkcs12 -in yourP12File.p12 -nocerts -out privateKey.key
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-openssl pkcs12 -in yourP12File.p12 -nokeys -out privateKey.crt
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-The server certificate can be copied from:
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-http://merlin.fmf.uni-lj.si/signing-ca-1.crt
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+More on setup can be found at:
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+https://www-f9.ijs.si/~studen/blogs/posts/2017/May/31/slicerlabkey-integration/
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Enjoy!
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