This add-in implements the Service Class Provider (SCP) role DICOM Storage Service Class. It can accept wide range of DICOM Storage Objects that maintains patient, study, series and instance hierarchy. It also has support for wide range of image compression and encoding (e.g. extended JPEG/JPEG 2000 lossy and lossless compression).
You can access the database manager dialog implement by this add-in by double clicking on Database manager Icon from Server Manager application while L21_SERVER32 is selected. This will display the following dialog:
Add - Add DICOM File button- This allows user to browse a directory and select one or more DICOM Files for importing to database.
Add DICOMDIR - Add DICOMDIR button- This allows user to browse a directory and select a DICOMDIR to import all images referenced in the DICOM directory file (typically a DICOM Media CD).
When the Store add-in receives an image from remote client or imports via the user L21_SERVER32 Database Manager dialog, it extract the values for patient, study, series and image level attributes and populates the configured database to be used by Find AddIn
and Move AddIn
.
Remove - Remove Selected Image button - This allows user to delete selected DICOM images from database.
Remove All - Remove All button - This allows user to delete all DICOM images from database.
Refresh - Refresh button- Queries the database and updates the image list for display.
Cancel - Cancel button - cancels the last operation.
Note
The path of the source code for this binary is
<INSTALLDIR>
\Examples\Medical\DotNet\SampleAddIns`.
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