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== Version 1 (November 2006) == | == Version 1 (November 2006) == | ||
Initial version of Term Browser, released at the RSNA conference. | |||
== Version 2 (March 2007 -- planned) == | |||
== Version 2 ( | |||
Fixed Bugs | Fixed Bugs | ||
* Displays total number of terms in database | |||
* Fixed nulls from showing in certain fields for the terms | |||
* Clipboard Show/Hide button properly works | |||
* Term Browser now works properly in Safari | |||
New Features | New Features | ||
* Removed need for non standard characters in the URL | |||
* Added support for users with javascript disabled | |||
* RadLex now utilizes URI's for the terms and hides file extensions. [http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI URI info] | |||
* Set the servlet to be at the root context | |||
* Ensured that queries are safe from SQL injection | |||
* Implemented MySQL Full Text Search. | |||
* Changed flow of application to allow for URI's and no javascript (search engines can now index the terminology) | |||
* Expanded database fields | |||
* Allow database columns (except primary keys) to be NULL | |||
* [[RadLex API]] is now current, and developers are invited to use it. | |||
[[Category:RadLex]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:39, 25 February 2007
Version 1 (November 2006)
Initial version of Term Browser, released at the RSNA conference.
Version 2 (March 2007 -- planned)
Fixed Bugs
- Displays total number of terms in database
- Fixed nulls from showing in certain fields for the terms
- Clipboard Show/Hide button properly works
- Term Browser now works properly in Safari
New Features
- Removed need for non standard characters in the URL
- Added support for users with javascript disabled
- RadLex now utilizes URI's for the terms and hides file extensions. URI info
- Set the servlet to be at the root context
- Ensured that queries are safe from SQL injection
- Implemented MySQL Full Text Search.
- Changed flow of application to allow for URI's and no javascript (search engines can now index the terminology)
- Expanded database fields
- Allow database columns (except primary keys) to be NULL
- RadLex API is now current, and developers are invited to use it.