DICOM @ OFFIS

Ok I'll have to look through the code some more to make sure what I'm doing is safe. In another post, I think you or another member of the dcmtk team had said the code I was talking about dated back to '93 so is a little out of memory - I am just wondering if I'm using the most up to date code (v3.5...

Hi, In my application, I have a two buttons: 1) Echo address 1 2) Echo address 2 Each button function creates a local T_ASC_Network object. Should there only ever be one global T_ASC_Network variable? Is it not legal to create a new instance locally within a function? I get some errors when trying t...

It seems to work Marco, thanks,

Mark

Hi Marco, Ok I get the idea, but just have a few questions regarding the specifics. In the store-scu application, I can just inject a new SOP class UID, something like: "1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8" I propose only that to the store-scp app, I see it as an abstract unknown syntax coming across. Eventua...

Hi Marco, I understand. One more question on it - even if I define and negotiate a private SOP class, is it possible to transmit some extra data like a string through? Or am I limited to just sending across the predefined messages (which can be reinterpreted for my particular context as you say, but...

Hi, In the store scp sample app, there's a function which checks for the message command type, something like: switch (msg.CommandField) { case DIMSE_C_ECHO_RQ: case DIMSE_C_STORE_RQ: // etc.... } Is there any way that we can extend the command types list so we can make our own DICOM device send som...

Ok I'll give it a shot,

Thanks,
Mark

Hi, Kind of a crazy idea, but has anyone on the OFFIS team considered using one of these automated C++ to java conversion utilities? Just wanted to ask you guys since you know the code the best (obviously), and think it's even possible or worth a shot? I am not too sure how well an automated process...

Hi, I built the SCP incoming application on linux. It accepts non compressed images fine. I am trying to send a compressed image from eFilm 1.5.3 to it, but get the following error: DIMSE Warning: (EFILM, MYAPP): DIMSE_receiveDatasSetInMemory: dset->read() Failed (Illegal Call, perhaps wrong paramet...

I think it was link order - now everything seems to be ok.

Thanks as always,
Mark

Hi Michael, I'm linking to the following in this order: ofstd dcmdata dcmnet dcmimage dcmjpeg ijg8 ijg12 ijg16 dcmimgle dcmtls The other dcmtk libraries were optional I thought: dcmpstat - a presentation state library and utility apps dcmqrdb - an image database server dcmsign - a digital signature ...

Hi, I've built dcmtk under linux (fedora), no problems. I tried creating a sample application using the dcmtk libraries, and am getting some linking errors: In function 'sendDcmDataset(T_ASC_Association*, DcmDataset*, unsigned char, E_TransferSyntax, DUL_DATAPDV, void (*)(void*, unsigned long), void...

Hi Marco, I used the following command line options with storescp as you suggested: >storescp.exe -v -d +B +xs In a storescu application, I compress my file like: DcmDataset* dataSet = _dcmff.getDataset(); DcmMetaInfo* metaInfo = _dcmff.getMetaInfo(); OFCondition cond = dataSet->chooseRepresentation...

Hi, In the storescp example included with dcmtk, there's an option to try aborting a store association mid-connection. The code I'm looking at is: // determine if the association shall be aborted if( (opt_abortDuringStore && progress->state != DIMSE_StoreBegin) || (opt_abortAfterStore &&...

Ok fair enough, I am still doubting that compression has taken place though - there doesn't seem to be any way for me to actually check that compression did take place in memory, so I tried transfering 100 1mb images with compression on and off, and there seems to be no difference in transfer time. ...