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SHRINE Resources

In fall of 2019, the ACT Network transitioned to from SHRINE 1.25.4 to SHRINE 2.0.0, which includes some foundational changes enabling greater insight into network status and performance, as well as a few small changes to the web client. Specifically, SHRINE 2.0 offers improved query status descriptions, helping users better understand and track the progress of their query.

Some versions of SHRINE and i2b2 are not compatible. Click here to view a combability matrix showing which versions of SHRINE and i2b2 have been verified to be compatible.

SHRINE Webclient Help Link

Did you know that you can customize the "Help" link in your local SHRINE webclient?

If your sites has a co-branded ACT website (those of you who have launched ACT to local end users), we recommend you link to it in SHRINE. It may be helpful to end users if you point them to the "Technical Resources" page where they can find information on version updates and the data characterization summary.

The link to this page on the national website is found here for reference. An instruction sheet for making this customization can be found here.

Upgrading to SHRINE 2.0.0

Please click here for files and instructions on how to upgrade to SHRINE 2.0.0. This guide assumes that i2b2 version 1.7.09c and SHRINE version 1.25.4 are installed and operational. Please note that SHRINE 2.0.0 is not backwards-compatible with any previous version!

Installing SHRINE 2.0.0

Please click here for files and instructions on how to install SHRINE 2.0.0 for sites who do not currently use the SHRINE server.

Release Notes

Click here to access the release notes for SHRINE 2.0.0.

Support

SHRINE Troubleshooting

Click here to access the SHRINE troubleshooting page.

SHRINE Community Support

Click here to access the SHRINE community and support Wiki.

Additional Help

Additional help resources, including the ACT Jira page, listserv, and key contacts can be found here.

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