SetAsynchronousOperations Method

Enables or disables Asynchronous Operation support. It also sets the number of operations that can be invoked, if enabled.

Syntax

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public void SetAsynchronousOperations( 
   bool enabled,
   int invokedCount,
   int performedCount
)

'Declaration
 
Public Sub SetAsynchronousOperations( _
   ByVal enabled As Boolean, _
   ByVal invokedCount As Integer, _
   ByVal performedCount As Integer _
)

'Usage
 
Dim instance As DicomAssociate
Dim enabled As Boolean
Dim invokedCount As Integer
Dim performedCount As Integer
 
instance.SetAsynchronousOperations(enabled, invokedCount, performedCount)

public void SetAsynchronousOperations( 
   bool enabled,
   int invokedCount,
   int performedCount
)

 function Leadtools.Dicom.DicomAssociate.SetAsynchronousOperations( 
   enabled ,
   invokedCount ,
   performedCount 
)

public:
void SetAsynchronousOperations( 
   bool enabled,
   int invokedCount,
   int performedCount
)

Parameters

enabled: true to enable Asynchronous Operations; otherwise, false.
invokedCount: The number of operations (messages) that can be sent without a response.
performedCount: The number of Asynchronous Operations performed.

Remarks

If a DICOM Associate connection does not support Asynchronous Operations, then an Application Entity must wait for the response from one message before sending another. If Asynchronous Operations are supported, multiple messages may be sent without waiting for a response. The number of messages that may be sent is set using SetAsynchronousOperations.

InvokedOperationsCount specifies the number of Asynchronous Operations that may be invoked without a response. PerformedOperationsCount specifies the number of operations that have been completed.

Example

For an example, refer to IsRoleSelect.

Requirements

Target Platforms

Reference

DicomAssociate Class
DicomAssociate Members
IsAsynchronousOperations Property
InvokedOperationsCount Property
PerformedOperationsCount Property