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Application OverviewLexEVS is the central EVS terminology server, developed by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). LexEVS provides a common terminology model and open access to a wide range of terminologies, terminology value sets, and cross-terminology mappings needed by NCI and its partners. For users wanting to install and run a local instance of LexEVS, the LexEVS server package provides a comprehensive set of software and services to load, publish, and deploy vocabulary in a variety of web-enabled environments. The LexEVS API serves users who want programmatic access to the data made available by LexEVS. LexEVS Terminology Service includes the following components:
After you have a chance to get familiar with the LexEVS suite, consider looking through the LexEVS 6.5.4 Functionality Overview. This lays out everything that can be done from a developer's or ontologist's point of view. Installation and DownloadsLexEVS offers both a regular java api and a somewhat more limited remote method invocation java api that runs on the Tomcat application server. Additionally, it runs behind the CTS2 REST Services. It currently uses the MySQL database as as its datastore. The installation overview provides an introduction to the different environments that can be installed. Refer to the LexEVS 6.x Installation Guide for more information. The LexEVS 6.5.4 Installation Options identify the download files for each LexEVS environment that can be installed (Local Runtime, Distributed, and Grid Services). Forum and Support
Users and developers can report and discuss issues regarding the LexEVS application on its GitHub site. What's New in LexEVS 6.5.4Features - refer to LexEVS 6.5.4 Release Notes LexEVS 6.5.4 Technical stack updates. CTS2 References on this Wiki ContributionsThe contribution process is described in LexEVS Community Code Contribution. LexEVS source code is in the NCIP channel of Github
Presentations, Demos, and Other MaterialsPresentationsRefer to LexEVS Presentations. Examples
Documentation and Training
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