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Hello Midas People,
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<div>I just had a few quick questions regarding data upload and moving files within Midas.</div>
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<div>First, the large file upload Java application seems to not let you select directories to upload only files. Am I correct in this? If I am this is a serious limitation for selecting and uploading a large number of DICOM studies that have been sorted by
patient, exam, series, etc.</div>
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<div>Second, when using pydas to upload a large number of studies I seem to frequently get logged out of Midas while the upload in still incomplete resulting in an upload failure. Is there a way to secure the connection for the duration of the upload?</div>
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<div>Third, when using pydas.upload with leaf_folders_as_items=True the top level folder seems to be treated as the item not lower level folders. For example, if I upload a an exam that has the following folder directory structure</div>
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<div>Patient Folder</div>
<div> Exam1 Folder</div>
<div> Series 1 Folder</div>
<div> Series 2 Folder</div>
<div> Exam2 Folder</div>
<div> Series 1 Folder</div>
<div> Series 2 Folder</div>
<div> Series 3 Folder</div>
<div>it is the Patient Folder that is treated as an item whereas I would expect the individual series folders to be the items.</div>
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<div>Fourth, how close is Midas to facilitating selecting and moving multiple items through the web interface. Right now you can only select a single folder (file or directory) at a time.</div>
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<div>Brian</div>
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<div>Brian E. Chapman, PhD</div>
<div>Associate Professor</div>
<div>Division of Biomedical Informatics</div>
<div>University of California, San Diego</div>
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