Hi
Did any of you got this stuff working?
I managed to get the webbrowser part running, but images cannot be retrieved in some way.
Needs a bit of tweaking, I guess.
Chris
After a quick look at the code, it seems to access the database directly, not via conquest. I think it will only work if you use Mysql as the database.
I have it partially working, I can query the database get a list of patients, click on a series to open it, it converts some of the images others it does not, sometimes it doesnt convert anything... (a little buggy I think) but hey, its in alpha, what do you expect. - I'll continue to dink with it though and see if I can't make something of it.
if anybody has any ideas, please share them...
Hi,
Here is a list of web based GUIs:
These two use dgate -- commands to work, making them generic for database:
Conquest: very basic, but allows all databases, advanced image viewer works only on internet explorer
Mark Pearsons: looks great but not yet available, no advanced viewer yet
These two go around conquest to access the database - making them harder to configure and limiting to mysql:
ConquestWebView: don't know yet what the viewer is like
WebGate: accesses probably not useable with other databases, image viewer and browser works only on internet explorer
Ley me know your thoughts.
Marcel
QuoteConquestWebView: don't know yet what the viewer is like
Uses Adobe's Flash plugin, only to view a converted JPEG image.
Furthermore, this browser/viewer is usable also with FF and Opera on all platforms, PHP-based, thus installing on a Linux box should be no problem.
Platform and browser independency is for me the most important issue
Chris
Marcel,
do you know the url of webgate?
Hans
I installed the prog, but I ve probs with the connection to the database, cause I dont know exactly how to adapt the settings in the settings.php
My username is root, database conquest, no password.
$dbhost = "localhost"; // conquest database server host
$dbname = "conquest"; // conquest database name
$dbuser = ""; // database username ( root in my case? )
$dbpass = ""; // database password
// user manegement database
$udbhost = "localhost"; // user database host
$udbname = "conquest_users"; // user database name ( root in my case? )
$udbuser = ""; // user database user ( root in my case? )
$udbpass = ""; // user database password
Some help would be nice.
do you actually have the database of "conquest_users" ?
I don't think the script is creating the database for you, I think you need to build the database and then tell the script where its at and how to access it.
the help manual doesn t mention the creation of an extra database conquest_users.
If somebody here has installed the viewer, what kind of steps are necessary?
Quote from Bushrangerthe help manual doesn t mention the creation of an extra database conquest_users.
If somebody here has installed the viewer, what kind of steps are necessary?
1. Create a database conquest_users
2. Import the file ~/cw_alpha1/conquestweb alpha 1/sql/conquestusers.sql in db conquest_users
3. tune the settings for both db's conquest and conquest_users in ~/cw_alpha1/conquestweb alpha 1/inc/settings.php
Chris
I tried to use this. So far it's pretty, but not very functional. Has anyone gotten the viewer to work? Does it have dicom functionality or is it just a picture gallery?
Quote from lhendricksI tried to use this. So far it's pretty, but not very functional. Has anyone gotten the viewer to work? Does it have dicom functionality or is it just a picture gallery?
its in VERY alpha stages the author's site is http://pacsworld.blogspot.com (http://pacsworld.blogspot.com/…iew-alpha-1-released.html)
the viewer is a bit buggy, but there's some work a rounds.. its definitely a work in progress, but has a *TON* of potential. - and there is no actual dicom viewer associated with it, its just a picture gallery at the moment. the author makes a note that he's looking to incorporate one as soon as he finds one that he can freely integrate.
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