Load and Display a DICOM Image in the Medical Viewer - HTML5 JavaScript

window.onload = function () { 
  // Get the parent DIV 
  var imageViewerDiv = document.getElementById("MedicalViewerParentDiv"); 
 
  // Create the medical viewer control, and specify the number or rows and columns. 
  var viewer = new lt.Controls.Medical.MedicalViewer(imageViewerDiv, 2, 2); 
 
  // [optional] Update the splitter size so it become thick and easy to move. 
  viewer.get_gridLayout().set_splitterSize(7); 
 
  // Create a cell name var 
  cellName = "MedicalCell" + Date.now(); 
 
  // Create a cell. It will contain an image or a series of images, based on how many Frames are added (see below for more details). 
  var cell = new lt.Controls.Medical.Cell(viewer, viewer.get_divId(), 1, 1); 
 
  // Set the show border to "true", to show a border around the cell. 
  cell.set_showFrameBorder(true); 
 
  // Add the cell to the viewer. 
  viewer.layout.get_items().add(cell); 
 
  // [optional] Select the cell (it can also be selected by clicking on it.) 
  cell.set_selected(true); 
 
  // Now create a frame object which will hold the image inside the cell. 
  var cellFrame = new lt.Controls.Medical.Frame(cell); 
 
  // Add the frame to the cell class. 
  cell.get_frames().add(cellFrame); 
   
  // we are now going to to download an image from LEADTOOLS medical web service demo. 
  var xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); 
  xhttp.onreadystatechange = function (data) { 
    if (this.readyState == 4 && this.status == 200) { 
      // here we got the authentication code that we need to retrieve the images from LEADTOOLS database. 
      authenticationCode = encodeURIComponent(this.responseText); 
 
      // now, this is the MRTI info that contains the image information, width, height, tiles....etc. 
      var mrtiInfo = new lt.Controls.Medical.MRTIImage(); 
 
      // The image dpi. 
      mrtiInfo.fullDpi = lt.LeadSizeD.create(150, 150); 
 
      // the tile size, recommended value is 256 
      mrtiInfo.tileSize = lt.LeadSizeD.create(256, 256); 
      mrtiInfo.frameIndex = 0; 
 
      // does this image support window level. 
      mrtiInfo.supportWindowLevel = true; 
 
      // different resolution for the image. 
      var resolutions = [ 
        { width: 2460, height: 2970 }, 
        { width: 1230, height: 1485 }, 
        { width: 615, height: 742 }, 
        { width: 307, height: 371 }, 
        { width: 153, height: 185 }, 
        { width: 76, height: 92 }, 
      ]; 
      mrtiInfo.resolutions = []; 
      for (var i = 0; i < resolutions.length; i++) { 
        mrtiInfo.resolutions[i] = lt.LeadSizeD.create( 
          resolutions[i].width, 
          resolutions[i].height 
        ); 
      } 
 
      // the image width and height. 
      cellFrame.set_width(mrtiInfo.resolutions[0].width); 
      cellFrame.set_height(mrtiInfo.resolutions[0].height); 
 
      // the image full size. 
      mrtiInfo.fullSize = lt.LeadSizeD.create( 
        cellFrame.get_width(), 
        cellFrame.get_height() 
      ); 
 
      // now we need the image URL, 
      var imageUri = 
        "http://localhost/MedicalWebService/ObjectRetrieveService.svc"; 
      imageUri += "/GetImageTile?auth="; 
      imageUri += authenticationCode; 
      // this the image instance UID, change this if you want to retrieve anything else. 
      imageUri += "&instance=1.2.840.114257.1.9.1245.56421.52314.1187852.12457"; 
 
      mrtiInfo.imageUri = imageUri; 
 
      // set this info to the cell frame. 
      cellFrame.mrtiInfo = mrtiInfo; 
 
      // now we need to set the information for the image so we can do window level. 
      var imageInfo = new lt.Controls.Medical.DICOMImageInformation(); 
 
      // set the image width and height. 
      imageInfo.width = 2460; 
      imageInfo.height = 2970; 
 
      // bits per pixel for the image 
      imageInfo.bitsPerPixel = 16; 
      // low and high bit. 
      imageInfo.lowBit = 0; 
      imageInfo.highBit = 11; 
 
      // other information, setting some of them to zero means that the toolkit will try and calculate it by itself, but you can always get those values from the DicomDataSet. 
      imageInfo.modalityIntercept = 0; 
      imageInfo.modalitySlope = 1; 
      imageInfo.minValue = 0; 
      imageInfo.maxValue = 0; 
      imageInfo.windowWidth = 0; 
      imageInfo.windowCenter = 0; 
      imageInfo.signed = false; 
      imageInfo.photometricInterpretation = "MONOCHROME1"; 
      imageInfo.firstStoredPixelValueMapped = 0; 
 
      // set these information to the frame. 
 
      cellFrame.set_information(imageInfo); 
    } 
  };   
 
  // We are trying here to get an image from the Leadtools database, we need to login and get the authentication code. 
  xhttp.open( 
    "POST", 
    "http://localhost/MedicalWebService/AuthenticationService.svc/AuthenticateUser", 
    true 
  ); 
  xhttp.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/json; charset=UTF-8"); 
  // we log in as a 'guest', after calling the below line, we will receive the authentication code sent via 'onreadystatechange' above. 
  xhttp.send( 
    JSON.stringify({ 
      userName: "User.Name", 
      password: "user.name", 
      userData: "", 
    }) 
  ); 
 
  // [optional] Add an action that allows the user to move the loaded image using either the mouse or by touch and drag. we are adding an offset action. 
  //cell.setCommand(1, new lt.Controls.Medical.OffsetAction()); 
 
  // [optional] Add an action that allows the user to do window level on the image. 
  //cell.setCommand(2, new lt.Controls.Medical.WindowLevelAction()); 
 
  // [optional] Run the action. Now if the user clicks or touches the image and drags it, the image will move correspondingly. 
  //cell.runCommand(2); 
   
  //cell.setCommand(3, new lt.Controls.Medical.AutomationInteractiveAction()); 
  //cell.runCommand(3); 
   
  cell.setCommand(12, new lt.Controls.Medical.AutomationInteractiveAction(lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.rulerObjectId));         
    cell.runCommand(12); 
 
  // [optional] Create an overlay text that will appear at the top of the loaded image. 
  var overlay = new lt.Controls.Medical.OverlayText(); 
 
  // [optional] Set the aligment for the overlay text. 
  overlay.set_alignment(lt.Controls.Medical.OverlayAlignment.topLeft); 
 
  // [optional] Set the row index of overlay text. 
  overlay.set_positionIndex(0); 
 
  // [optional] add window level overlay text, this will change when you click and drag the mouse. 
  overlay.set_type(lt.Controls.Medical.OverlayTextType.windowLevel); 
 
  // [optional] Add this overlay to the overlay list of the cell. Currently there is only one overlay, but the user can add multiple overlay texts. 
  cell.get_overlays().add(overlay); 
 
  alert( 
    "Wait a few seconds for the image to load, and then you will be able to draw a ruler annotation. If the image does not show up, and there are no errors in the console, you will need to set your username and password on line 135 and 136 of app.js" 
  ); 
};