We should have a build-configuration, which builds everything to run the MitkCLGlobalImageFeatures Miniapp.
It should be based on the current master (including the new export methods from @goetzm).
This will be used in the basic Radiomics-workflow of Kaapana and is of interest for multiple projects like HighMed, Racoon etc.
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@goetzm Does the GIF mini app realy need the screenshot feature within the app (there is also a CLScreenshot app)?
Reason for the question is, that this feature is the only reason why Qt becomes dragged into the app and it bloats the container/deployment. Just wanted to now if we can the keep the configuration as slim as possible.
It really depends. I totally agree that it is not necessary for routine jobs, however it comes in really handy for controlling the data on remote locations were executing MITK is not possible/forbidden. That's why it had been build in.
We could wrap it in a #ifdef - structure which is activated by CMAKE / the availablility of the necessary dependencies. I think I would prefer this solution to just throw it out.
However, I would not keep it at every cost.
@goetzm Thanks for the feedback. I will have a look, if take that road or life with Qt dependency for now. Have to evaluate the impact in practice...
@schererj Do you mean the XML result export?
Yes, I thought it's JSON but XML is fine, too.
Ok, for the beginning, to have a configuration as fast as possible for the kaapana release, I have kept Qt on board as dependency and not started to mess arround in code.
For now one needs the follwing infos to pass with cmake to have a one run superbuild that results in Classification cmd apps (including GIF).
-DMITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION=ClassificationCmdApps
-DQt5_DIR=<path to the Qt5 cmake instructions>
@floca I tried to build this configuration - but I cant find the executable.
It should be in mitk-bin/MITK-build/bin right?
The build-command in the Dockerfile looks like:
RUN cmake \ -DMITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION=ClassificationCmdApps \ -DBUILD_TESTING:BOOL=OFF \ -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/install \ ../mitk-src \ && make -j"$(nproc)"
Maybe there is something wrong with that?
Edit: I built the master instead of the develop branch. -> I'll update this later