The new MIRC TFS implementation is denoted with the Z prefix. In the context of this article, MIRC and TFS are used as synonyms. In early 2012, the MIRC Committee changed the name of the teaching files application from MIRC to TFS. MIRC TFS is implemented as a single plug-in in this framework. To support MIRC, numerous extensions to CTP were implemented, the most important of which was the development of plug-ins, which provide processing capabilities outside the normal CTP pipelines. For more information on CTP, see CTP-The RSNA Clinical Trial Processor.Īs experience was gained with CTP, it became clear that it could serve as the servlet container for MIRC, providing both new features and simplified installation. It also contains a more capable processing facility and anonymizers that implement the DICOM Supplement 142 de-identification profiles. CTP contains its own embedded servlet container, providing the necessary capabilities from Tomcat without the need for a separate installation step. In the clinical trials application, however, the extra complexity of the Tomcat installation was an impediment, so a special clinical trials application was developed called CTP. The Tomcat-based versions supported both teaching files and clinical trials. Those versions were denoted with the prefix T (T10-T36). Starting with version 10, MIRC was rewritten in Java to run on Tomcat. The earliest versions of MIRC were restricted to Microsoft platforms, using IIS as the server (versions 1-9). Beginning in 2000, the project has produced many software releases. MIRC - Medical Imaging Resource Center - is an RSNA project to provide tools for radiological teaching files and clinical trials.
6 Client Configuration for Document Authoring.3 Running CTP with the MIRC TFS Plug-in.
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