Subject Sharing API

Share Subject And Its Experiments Into A New Project

CODE

PUT - /data/projects/{original-project-id}/subjects/{subject-id | subject-label}/projects/{shared-project-id}

Parameters

{original-project-id}	Required path parameter. Specify the ID of the project that owns a given subject.
{subject-id} or {subject-label}	Required path parameter.
{shared-project-id}	Required path parameter. Specify the ID of the project that you intend a subject to be shared into. Logged-in user must have ownership permissions in the shared project.
label	Optional querystring parameter. Specify a new label for this subject that will be used in the shared project, if desired.
primary	Optional querystring parameter. If set to "true", you are changing the primary ownership of the subject from the original project to the new project. Logged-in user must have ownership permissions in both projects to change the primary ownership.
format	Optional querystring parameter. Specify the format of the returned response. html (default) json xml csv

Response Codes

200	OK
403	Forbidden – User does not have permission to perform the requested operation
404	Not Found – Project ID not recognized
409	Conflict – Attempting to write data into an XNAT object that already exists

Response Format
Returns the subject metadata from the original project

Get A List Of Shared Projects Associated With A Subject

This query will return a list of all projects associated with a subject. The root project ID in the URI can be either a project that owns the subject or a shared project.

CODE

GET - /data/projects/{project-id}/subjects/{subject-id | subject-label}/projects

Parameters

{project-id}

Required path parameter

{subject-id} or {subject-label}

Required path parameter

format

Optional querystring parameter. Specify the format of the returned response.

html (default)
json
xml
csv

Response Format
Displaying JSON results. Note that the response does not specify which project owns a subject.

CODE

{
  "ResultSet": {
    "Result": [
      {
        "label": "string",
        "ID": "string",
        "Secondary_ID": "string",
        "Name": "string"
      },
      ...
    ]
  }
}