DICOM @ OFFIS

Hi,

thank you for the report; the includes have been fixed meanwhile in commit 2d2f2 in December 2018.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi, here it's probably the same (potential) issue as in your other thread: Your storage server is listening on the wrong port (in case of Dave Harvey's site your listen port must be the same port that you connect to on Dave's server, see documentation on his website) or is behind a firewall, or both...

Hi, An error during MOVE that refers to sub operations always refers to a problem on the second connection, i.e. the connection the PACS is starting to the storage server in order to send the images. Probably the storage server is behind a firewall, not configured correctly in the PACS (e.g. wrong p...

Hi, what do you mean by quality loss? Note that some DICOM images have more grayscale values than JPEG can actually store i.e. there is inherent loss when converting to JPEG in such cases. In many cases, however, dcmj2pnm can help selecting those grayscales that are most interesting and/or meaningfu...

Hi,

you have your own code in place that receives the image(s) right? Why not counting them using a class member variable?

Best regards,
Michael

Ah thanks Jörg, sure. I implemented something similar for a customer based on DcmSCP that's why I was mistaken.

Best,
Michael

notifyAssociationTermination() is called by the code once the association is ending. The original implementation does nothing but logging a short message (see DcmSCP, it's no secret...). For such a report file you have to collect the number of SOP instances in your C-STORE handler, as said earlier, ...

Hi, How can we find that the Association has been released? Overwrite the method notifyAssociationTermination() in your DcmSCP-derived class and you will notice an association release. There was a bug that prevented that method for being called, that has been fixed in a recent commit . How can we fi...

Hi,

thank you for the pull request. We maintain the mirror on github, so we also get notified of new pull requests. We'll have a look at the patch, thanks!

Best regards,
Michael

That sounds weird.

Did you try just using the first parameter in createDirectory and leave the second parameter empty ("")?
Of course the first parameter should be the value that you would also provide to System::IO::Directory::CreateDirectory().

Best regards,
Michael

Hi Aditya, the reason is still the same I guess: You do not set any value in patientName, so it is empty all the time. Maybe you want to add the line dataset->findAndGetOFStringArray(DCM_PatientName, patientName) before the first if statement? Also, I don't know getchar() but maybe you want to use g...

Hi,

the variable patientName is not set at all, is it?

To try the rest of your code, maybe just turn "if (patName == patientName)" into "if (true)" for a test run.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi, -aet CALLING_AET111.111.111.111 4321 ^ -aec CALLED_AET 222.222.222.222 104 ^ Why do you provide two IP Adresses and ports? (also it seems that a space is missing before the 111...) You only need one ip and port. You can insert them at any position, i.e. before or after any of the options, e.g. t...

Exactly, please see DcmStorageSCP as the perfect and complete example:)

Hi, you can do the following within handleSTORERequest(): DcmFileFormat fileformat; *reqDataset = fileformat.getDataset(); OFCondition result = receiveSTORERequest(...., reqDataset) if (result.good()) { result = fileformat.save("/path/to/the/output_file.dcm"); if (result.bad() {...} } You can see mo...