HTML5 Medical viewer example basic

Hello, I'm trying to get the html5 medical viewer component to work standalone, i.e. without the enclosed demo. I've tries the example from the help - (as below) but there is no setImageURL function in the medical web viewer. Would you be able to provide a sample page that just loads an image and/or a sample that loads a series of images? Thanks

var medicalViewer;
var initialURL = "URL for Image to load";
// EX: "ImageGenerator.aspx?StudyInstanceUID=1.2.392.200036.9123.100.200.20040414140657&
SeriesInstanceUID=1.2.840.10008.535.5107.20050113.121555.9999&SOPInstanceUID=1.2.840.10008.535.5107.20050113.121606.203&PageNumber=1&ImageWidth=128&ImageHeight=128"
window.onload = function() {
medicalViewer = new MedicalViewer(document.getElementById("viewerContainer"), "medicalViewer1");
try {
medicalViewer.setImageURL(initialURL);
}
catch(e) {
alert('Error Loading image, Message: ' + e);
}
}

LeadTools 17.5 using Visual Studio 2010 on Windows 7

The medical viewer control is actually just an image viewer control with some medical functionality wrapped around it. We ship the source for this in:
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C:\LEADTOOLS 17.5\Examples\PACSFramework\MedicalWebViewer\CS\MedicalWebViewerDemo\Scripts\MedicalViewer\MedicalViewer.js
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However, if you are just trying to load and display a DICOM image, I am attaching a small sample project that shows how you can load a DICOM image on ImageViewer control using the LEADTOOLS Rest services.

Note that to run the project, you need to do the following:
1. Host LEADTOOLS Rest services in IIS. You can do this by running the following demo:
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C:\LEADTOOLS 17.5\Bin\Dotnet4\x64\LeadtoolsServicesHostManager_Original.exe
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After this, you need to add the Leadtools.Dicom.dll file in the following folder:
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C:\LEADTOOLS 17.5\Examples\REST\RESTServicesHost\Bin
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Thanks,
Maen Badwan
LEADTOOLS Technical Support

Many thanks for that, that starts to clear up some questions.


What I'm trying to do is in the demo there are two parts we'd like to keep


1) the toolbars and

2) the medicalviewer and the ability to cache images using the rest service.


However because the viewer in the demo is fairly closely entwined in the rest of the PACS interaction I'm finding it difficult to separate out this functionality without a lot of work. If you had a simple example that includes these, that would be fantastic.

As you mentioned, the code is already in the demo.
I am afraid that we don't have a ready sample that shows these features separately.
However, the following articles contain useful information about using HTML5 with DICOM:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/397527/HTML5-Zero-Footprint-Viewer-for-DICOM-and-PACS

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/414982/HTML5-Zero-Footprint-Viewer-for-DICOM-and-PACS-Par

Although the articles contain information about the server side, the parts that might interest you more are those about the client side viewer.

Thanks,
Maen Badwan
LEADTOOLS Technical Support

Thanks