DICOM @ OFFIS

Ok thank you very much. Probably my colleague who wrote the test should check this more thoroughly. We'll get back to you.

Best regards
Michael

Hi, thank you for trying this. I just realized the problem is in dcmtk/dcmtls/tests/tscuscptls.cc which a colleague wrote (I did not notice it before thats way the "tls" slipped through my attention when reading your report), sorry. I / we have to check the tscuscptls.cc test as well. My first try w...

Hi Troels, so far no instability I know of. Since the test uses client and server threads that interact with each other, I guess there is a timing problem. My first guess is that the problem is the following line in the test (dcmtk/dcmnet/tests/tpool.cc): OFStandard::sleep(5) Since this can be inter...

-Wall is not part of our CMake configuration right now. We consider to enable it per default.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi,

Thank you for the report! We'll fix this and let you know once it's online.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi, the problem is in your query: In the query file you have Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date (empty) within the sequence. That is actually the place where it belongs to. In your command line, however, you set the same attribute at main dataset level, i.e. outside the sequence, with a value (2021...

Hi, the search functionality is currently broken for some terms, especially those returning lots of results. OFFIS knows about the problem and is about to fix that. Sorry for now. A basic worklist request (just that you have something to play with) would be: findscu -W <ip> <port> -k PatientName -k ...

Thank you for reporting!

We are trying to fix this anyway, of course, and let you know if/once there are updated binaries.

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Michael

Hi,

no idea where this comes from. I tried on my (up-to-date) Ubuntu machine and the call you mentioned worked.

I hope someone else comes up with an idea.

Best regards,
Michael

P.S: At least a "bug" causing some fun -- installed pacman as well, thanks for the tip

Hi,
should do the trick for a single file. For all files in a directory (or even recursive directories) you would need to do this for each file or write a script that does the work for you.

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Michael

Hi Renu,

it's hard to tell what goes wrong.

Maybe you could compare your code to the one of dcmnet/tests/tpool.cc where some of the tests uses the stopAfterCurrentAssociation() option.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi, do you have non-blocking mode configured? If I remember correctly, it is required to stop after the association. DcmSCPConfig& config = pool.getConfig(); config.setConnectionBlockingMode(DUL_NOBLOCK); ... A new top is started on the top left, there should be a button "New Topic". Best regards, M...

ANNOUNCEMENT Version 3.6.6 of the OFFIS DCMTK (DICOM ToolKit) software is now available for public release. This release includes the following main changes over the previous version 3.6.5: - DCMTK 3.6.6 builds correctly on older and up-to-date versions of GNU gcc (4.2.1 to 10.2.0) Clang (3.4.2 to 1...

Hi Shaeto,

thank you for the report, I added an entry to the bug tracker for now.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi, I think the best approach is to look into the dcmcjpeg application or more exactly, into the class that handles the encoding in dcmjpeg/libsrc/djcodece.cc. Look for example into DJCodecEncoder::encodeColorImage(...) that shows how you can construct a pixel sequence from scratch. Best regards, Mi...