Posts by ome_chris

Hi,

I can't get it working using the notes of skrani.
Tomcat is working OK as well as the Conquest webserver (1416 latest).
When I try to open a page like

http://localhost:8080/weasis-pacs-connector/viewer.jnlp?patientID=140

The browser returns

The requested resource (/weasis-pacs-connector/viewer.jnlp) is not available.

What am I missing? Do I have to create a "viewer.jnlp" and if so, how to proceed?

Chris

Ahh,

I figured out:

dgate --deletestudy:"mypatid":mystudyuid

does the job.

You have to use double quotes.

Chris

Marcel,

the command shlould then be dgate '--deletestudy:patid:studyuid' ?
This doesn't work.
Manuals says: dgate --deletestudy:patid:studyuid
dgate '--deletestudy:mypatid:mystudyuid' also doesn't work
dgate --deletestudy:'mypatid':mystudyuid also doesn't work

without spaces in the patid all ok.

Chris

Hi,

I have the same problem (1.4.15):

Trying to delete a study with a space in the PatID (eg "c stam") using the cli command dgate.exe --deletestudy

doesn't work on both Windows and Linux.

Quote

[CONQUESTPRAK] Server command sent using DGATE -- option
[CONQUESTPRAK] Deleting study: c
[CONQUESTPRAK] Query On Image
[CONQUESTPRAK] Issue Query on Columns: DICOMImages.SOPInstanc, DICOMSeries.SeriesInst, DICOMStudies.PatientID, DICOMStudies.StudyInsta
[CONQUESTPRAK] Values: DICOMStudies.StudyInsta = 'c' and DICOMSeries.StudyInsta = DICOMStudies.StudyInsta and DICOMImages.SeriesInst = DICOMSeries.SeriesInst
[CONQUESTPRAK] Tables: DICOMImages, DICOMSeries, DICOMStudies
[CONQUESTPRAK] Records = 0
[CONQUESTPRAK] RemoveFromPACS 0 images
[CONQUESTPRAK] set normal log from GUI
[CONQUESTPRAK] set debug level from GUI
[CONQUESTPRAK] set debug log from GUI

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Obviously the command stops reading at the space.
Also noticed that images stored wit PatID "c stam" are stored in the MAG0 subdir "c_stam".
Deleting with the Windows GUI works OK

Chris

Hi,

On the commandline, I suppose you have to implement
dgate --modifypatid:patid,file
for each of the images where the PatID have to be changed.

Or is it possible to change patid for a study within one command?

Chris

Hi

Did you change your Network location from Public to Home or Work?

Chris

Hi,

then it.s wrong stated in the manual?

Quote

--deletestudy:patid:studyuid

Chris

Hi,

Mysql table DICOMStudies, fields PatientID and StudyID

Here the log output:

[CONQUESTPRAK] DGATE (1.4.15, build Tue Mar 09 16:12:01 2010, bits 32) is running as threaded server
[CONQUESTPRAK] Database type: native MySQL connection
[CONQUESTPRAK] Started 1 export queue thread(s)
[CONQUESTPRAK] User interface test: local server is running!
[CONQUESTPRAK] Server command sent using DGATE -- option
[CONQUESTPRAK] Deleting study: Chrisje

Chris

Hi,

I'm trying te delete a study with the command

dgate --deletestudy:Chrisje:1

where "Chrisje" is patient ID and "1" is study ID.

--deleteseries, --deleteimage works OK.

version 1.4.15

Is this a bug?

Chris

Hi

This is working:

ExportConverter0 = mkdir -p /data/Jpeg/"%i"/%V0008,0020 ; dcmj2pnm +oj +Wm --scale-x-size 600 %f /data/Jpeg/"%i"/%V0008,0020/%b.jpeg

No importconverters needed, just surround your variable with quotes when you expect special characters as "space" in it.

Chris

Hi,

I'll try your quotes out this coming weekend.
Nevertheless, spaces in filenames/directories are allways a caveat in an Unix environment and should be avoided - and thus also in a Windows environment, especially communicating with Unixes as Linux.
Most Unixes comminicate with Windows and reverse.

Chris

Hi Marcel,

Just changed my earlier post of today,

It's a matter of spacings and directories under Linux.

I'll have to create an import converter to replace spaces with underscores or so what.

Thanks a lot anyway.

Chris

Hi

I changed the ExportConverter0 line in:

ExportConverter0 =  mkdir -p /data/Jpeg/%i/%V0008,0020 ; dcmj2pnm +oj +Wm --scale-x-size 600 %f /data/Jpeg/%i/%V0008,0020/%b.jpeg

and it works.

FYI, for my test, there was a space in the patient ID (%i).
Using spacings in directory names is not done under linux, you shoud replace them with an underscore or something, otherwise subdirectories will not be created.So the "%i" value shouldn't have spaces.
Using the command mkdir with the argument -p creates also the subdirectories you need.

Chris

Hi,

I'm trying to use an exportconverter to create Jpeg images in a seperate folder:

ExportConverters = 1
ExportConverter0 = mkdir /data/Jpeg/%i/%V0008,0020 ; dcmj2pnm +oj +Wm --scale-x-size 600 %f /data/Jpeg/%i/%V0008,0020/%b.jpeg

but nothing seems to happen. Yes, I have sufficient rights to write, yes dcmtk is installed.
Is this a syntax problem?
Any clues?

Chris

Hi,

When I do this in a DOS command box:

C:\dicomserver>dgate -u1111 -b -m
[CONQUESTPRAK] **       AE / IP-PORT Map dump
[CONQUESTPRAK]
[CONQUESTPRAK] CONQUESTSRV1      127.0.0.1                      5678       un
[CONQUESTPRAK] V*                *                              1234       un
[CONQUESTPRAK] S*                *                              5678       un
[CONQUESTPRAK] KPServer          127.0.0.1                      104        un
[CONQUESTPRAK] RFSYSTEM          127.0.0.1                      10104      un


C:\dicomserver>

the output is as expected.

I'm now puzzling how to get the server do verbose (real-time) logging into another Dos-box (just like in the Conquest UI "Server Status" tab).

Has anyone some hints?

Chris

Tnx,

that did the trick.

Chris

Hi,

When I use the command (within the dicomserver directory)
c:\dicomserver\dgate.exe --deletestudy:xxx:yyy
everything is OK

When I use the same command from a (php) script I get the message:

File dgate.dic is missing, some server functions will not work correctly

Of course the file dgate.dic is present in c:\dicomserver\

Within the script the line is pointing to the same directory.
Any Clues?

Chris

Tnx Marcel,

This seems to be the way:
In dicom.ini you need the network physical address to your NAS:
example;
MAGDevice0 = \\192.168.1.21\dicomdata\

Chris

Hi,

I configured a remote disk (Z:\data\) as MAGDevice0 for Conquest.

When I run dgate.exe storing a study goes fine:
dgate.exe log:
..
[CONQUESTSRV1] Server Command := 0001
[CONQUESTSRV1] Message ID := 00ab
[CONQUESTSRV1] [recompress]: recompressed with mode = un (strip=0)
[CONQUESTSRV1] FreeStore Left 935234 on Z:\
[CONQUESTSRV1] Written file: Z:\data\Demo025\1.2.392.200036.9116.2.5.1.48.1215491070.1207902684.374627_0003_000085_12588923280055.v2
[CONQUESTSRV1] UPACS THREAD 1: ENDED AT: Sun Nov 22 13:18:48 2009
[CONQUESTSRV1] UPACS THREAD 1: TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 9 SECONDS

However, when I install the server as NT service, I get the following:
NT-service log:
..
[CONQUESTSRV1] Server Command := 0001
[CONQUESTSRV1] Message ID := 00ab
[CONQUESTSRV1] [recompress]: recompressed with mode = un (strip=0)
[CONQUESTSRV1] ***Error getting free store for device Z:\
[CONQUESTSRV1] ***Error writing file: Z:\data\Demo025\1.2.392.200036.9116.2.5.1.48.1215491070.1207902684.374627_0003_000085_125889215100ab.v2
[CONQUESTSRV1] UPACS THREAD 4: ENDED AT: Sun Nov 22 13:15:51 2009
[CONQUESTSRV1] UPACS THREAD 4: TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 4 SECONDS

This happens both with 1414 and 1415, different remote disks tried om XP as well on Windows 7.
Any clues?

Chris

Tnx.

Chris