Hi Ashok, In your HackathonFour<https://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/wiki/HackathonFour> registration, I see: Have you ever used REDCap API for any of your projects, if so, how and where? I don't see any particular reason this question should wait for the in-person meeting.
Yes, we (KUMC) routinely use the REDCap API in our data delivery process to upload more data than the import web UI can conveniently accommodate. The code is redcap_upload.py<https://bitbucket.org/gpcnetwork/heron_extract/src/332907d92dbe12ff3b87e942d1b13666fa31cfeb/cdr2edc/redcap_upload.py?at=onejar_groovy_g355&fileviewer=file-view-default> (well, that's somewhat cleaned up w.r.t. the one we're actually using in production). See also Data Delivery via REDCap slide<https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FtTUcQbqAwVTecC3vttLqO-B5ZsyQuwHrQotlv8LAaI/edit#slide=id.g198e608115_0_119> from a meeting we recently had with interested people from Mayo and other places coming out of the recent REDCap conference. We also use a customized version of the REDCap API to check that i2b2 users are authorized. FWIW, the code is redcap_connect.py<https://informatics.kumc.edu/work/browser/raven-j/heron_wsgi/admin_lib/redcap_connect.py> Other sites, please share your experience. -- Dan
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