Run the LEADTOOLS Medical Web Viewer External Controller Demo - HTML5 JavaScript

This tutorial shows how to run the LEADTOOLS Medical Web Viewer External Controller Demo in a browser using JavaScript.

Overview  
Summary This tutorial covers how to run the JavaScript Medical Web Viewer External Controller.
Completion Time 10 minutes
Platform HTML5/JS
IDE Visual Studio Code
Development License Download LEADTOOLS
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Required Knowledge

Before any functionality from the SDK can be leveraged, a valid runtime license will have to be set.

For instructions on how to obtain a runtime license refer to Obtaining a License.

Medical Web Viewer is Required

The LEADTOOLS Medical Web Viewer is required to be set up before using the External Controller, refer to Install and Configure the LEADTOOLS Medical Web Service.

Configure the Service

To change the default Service and Medical Viewer URI, navigate to the myMain.js found at the following file path: <INSTALL_DIR>\LEADTOOLS22\Examples\Viewers\DotNet\MedicalWebViewer\MedicalWebViewerDemo\Samples\ExternalController\JS

Change the default_host to your default service URI and change the default_Line to your default Medical Web Viewer URI. By default, it should look as it does below.

var default_host ="http://localhost/MedicalViewerService";  
var default_Line ="http://localhost/MedicalViewer";  

Demo Walkthrough

Navigate to the JavaScript External Controller Demo project folder in the below file path.

<INSTALL_DIR>\LEADTOOLS22\Examples\Viewers\DotNet\MedicalWebViewer\MedicalWebViewerDemo\Samples\ExternalController

To run the demo double click on the ExternalControllerDemo.htm file.

Login Page

Once you run the demo, the default Login/Logout tab is loaded. You will also see several configuration options, such as the use of ASP or WCF services, use of https, and the option to input custom Service and Medical Viewer URIs.

Screenshot showing the Login Dialog.

The Logger at the bottom of the window will return messages based on activity, including error messages.

Medical Web Viewer

Once you log in successfully, the Medical Web Viewer will launch in another browser window. All requests for images will appear here, as well as the option to upload files to the database.

Screenshot of Medical Web Viewer Window.

View Instances Tab

The View Instances tab holds the controls for viewing patient information and where the images will be returned to the Medical Web Viewer.

Screenshot of View Instances Tab.
Medical Web Viewer

Update Patient

The Update Patient tab holds the controls for changing patient information or deleting a patient entry.

Screenshot of Update Patient Tab.

Add Patient

The Add Patient tab holds the controls for adding patients. The demo has some prefilled sample patients for you to add.

Screenshot of Add Patient Tab.

Update User

The Update User tab holds the controls for updating users such as changing permissions and deleting accounts.

Screenshot of the Update User Tab.

Add User

The Add User tab holds the controls for adding new users.

Screenshot of the Add User Tab.

Wrap-up

This tutorial showed how to run and use the JavaScript Implementation of the External Controller Demo.

See Also

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