The DICOM Structured Content Anonymization Library has been developed in Java programming language and aims at invoking the endpoint /uploadfile of DICOM Structured Content Anonymization Service. The response of the library is essentially the response of the service which is the previously uploaded DICOM image with anonymized structured content.
In order to integrate the DICOM Structured Content Anonymization Library there are some steps which should be followed.
- In case of a Gradle project, the following line should be appended in the dependencies section of the build.gradle file:
implementation(group:'eu.interopehrate', name:'dicom_anonymization_library', version: '0.0.3')
- In case of a Maven project, the same dependency should be expressed with the following Maven syntax:
<dependency>
<groupId>eu.interopehrate</groupId>
<artifactId>dicom_anonymization_library</artifactId>
<version>0.0.3</version>
</dependency>
Parameters:
- the base64Str, which is the encoded Base64 form of the DICOM image that will get anonymized through the DICOM Structured Content Anonymization Service.
Response: If the anonymization operation has been successfully applied to the DICOM image, the response will be as follows and the anonymized DICOM image will be stored within the data key-value pair.
{
"status":"200",
"message":"DICOM was successfully anonymized!",
"data":"$data"
}
Error response: If the uploaded file is not in DICOM format the response will be as follows.
{
"status":"400",
"message":"Anonymization process was not applied to this file since it is NOT in DICOM format."
}