Conquest only accepts data types listed in dgatesop.lst. This means you have to add the data type (sopclassuid) to dgatesop.lst to accept the data.
Marcel
Posts by marcelvanherk
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Hi,
use [[ ]] around the path. This indicates a string allowing \ characters. You miss one .. operator (string concatenation)
Marcel
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Something like this:
[lua]
ImportConverter9 = if Data.Modality=='SR' then Data:Write(myfolder .. Data.SOPInstanceUID .. '.dcm') end
Marcel
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Hi Guy,
32bits test version: dicomstore returns string if no connect, or DicomArray with raw responses. It is an array because you can transmit an array of objects. Array has one element if sending single image. If association does not allow sending a particular image, the response for that image is an empty DICOM object.
Utterly untested!
Marcel
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What OS are you using?
Marcel
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Hi,
nice to hear! We use to have friends living in Portland so I visited 3 times I think, but many years ago, we liked it a lot, and especially the amazing surroundings. Amsterdam is great - it has been eery silent though, we were there 5 months during lockdown. Now back in Manchester - it is also OK, I got a nice job here and the kid is at school.
Lua is a an amazing language and very small! I love to try and extend conquest stepwise to enable things like you do!
best regards,
Marcel
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Yes,
in the server folder. DicomConformance_FilesLST_Changes.pdf.
Ah, it recently broke - enable jpeg transfer in the GUI and try again!
Marcel
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Thanks,
I moved to Manchester several years ago.
The code is poorly documented, and the library is the UCDavis one that is not particularly good. The reason it works well is years of bug solving! The lua interface makes it very flexible. Samples of the library use are in test.cxx, samples of the lua use in overview.lua.
Please stop by Manchester if you are in the neighbourhood. Where are you?
Marcel
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Of the data you are trying to store
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Can you post a sample?
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It looks OK, except I see:
LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'lua5.1.64.lib'
for luasocket, but luasocket is no longer linked into the (64 bits) binary, so that should be OK. Other messages are as expected.
The tree strcuture is set by a dicom.ini,parameter FileNameSyntax which can be a string like %studyuid\%seriesuid\%sopuid (please check manual for exeact documentation), so you do not need to change the source for that.
Marcel
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Hi Guy,
in dicomecho I return the raw response as DICOM object. This is something that might be added to dicomstore and e.g. dicommove as well.
Would the be a solution?
Marcel
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Hi,
you need to add the SOPClass UID to dgatesop.lst. Then it should transfer.
Marcel
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Great! Thanks
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LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'lua5.1.64.lib'
These files are provided with the source files. Can you see where they are?
Marcel
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I am pretty sure the modified GUI would do a move correctly. But you may have to use UIDs, double click on the labels next to the input text boxes.
Marcel
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Hi John,
this stuyfinder command is likely to fail the same way. Why not try a move from lua?
AE = 'CONQUESTSRV1';
b=newdicomobject();
b.PatientName = 'HEAD EXP2';
b.QueryRetrieveLevel = 'STUDY';
dicommove('CONQUESTSRV1', AE, b);
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Hi,
It is a regular thing, your AE is right in the PACS, but for move the PACS needs to reverse connect to conquest. Could be:
wrong IP/port in PACS
firewall in your PC
Marcel
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For the web application, you have to look into the lua files in the cgi-bin/newweb folder, your example is in liststudies. The easiest way to debug that is to add print statements, the output would go into the HTML. I cannot quickly guess where it goes wrong.
Good thing is you can fix the web app yourself, just modify the lua files!