Posts by SM1312
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Hi,
Is it possible to have a single acrnema.map file to be shared between multiple Conquest Servers?
I tried creating the acrnemap.map in a different location to the root folder of the Dicom Server; and pointed the ACRNemaMap in the dicom.ini file to that path.ACRNemaMap = F:\differentFolder\acrnema.map
while the server is running in the C drive.
But the server keeps referring to the acrnema.map in it's root folder.
Is it possible to instruct the server to read acrnemap.map from a different location on the network? If so, how do I achieve that?
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Ah makes sense.
Thanks for the details, Marcel. -
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Thank you.
I referred to the file: https://github.com/marcelvanhe…api/routes/dicomRoutes.js
```const child = spawn(
dgateSpawn,
[`-p${CQPORT}`, `-h${CQAE}`, `-q${CQIP}`, `-w${APIFOLDER}`, cmd],
{ cwd: APIFOLDER }
);
```
The parameter `cmd` in turn refers to the functions in the script `queryfunctions.lua`.
Tbh I'm new to Conquest and lua.
If it were dgate, I would do this `dgate64.exe --movepatient:source,dest,patId`. But I am not sure how to construct a command for exporting patients using `servertask.exe`.
For example, I tried these:
`servertask -h<AE> -p<port> -q<ip> -echo:<AE>` but it gives me `Unrecognised parameter: -echo`
`servertask -h<AE> -p<port> -q<ip> --echo:<AE>` but it gives me `Unrecognised parameter: --echo` (similar to dgate cmd)
But I couldn't figure out how to execute!
Could you please give an example command for moving patients via servertask.exe?
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Hi Marcel,
Thank you so much for your response.
Just a quick question about servertask.exe.
Does this exe require a Conquest running locally to access another remote Conquest?
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Hi,
It would be great if I could receive any suggestions or solutions to my below use case.
I have a Conquest Server (configured with MySQL DB) on a machine. I also have my own Node.js web application (running on a different machine) accessing Conquest's DB via MySQL driver. No problem with this setup.
Now, I would like to perform DICOM exports from my Node.js web app.
If they are on both running on the same machine, I could easily export using the command `dgate64.exe --movepatient:<params>` by spawning a process from Node.js.
Since they are on different machines, I am not sure how to do DICOM exports remotely?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!