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protected
void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
RasterCodecs
.Startup();
WebImageViewer1.ImageUrl=("~\\Resources\\button.jpg");
}
I want to be able to display DICOM images.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Have you tried the steps in the help topic "How to Run LEADTOOLS Web Demos"? If yes, what exactly is the problem? Can you provide more details?
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I have ran the web demos.
I get a Error Invalid File Format When I run it.
Is it a Java Applet or a .Net conrol?
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Did you include the DLLs for the file format that you are trying to load? For example, if you want to load JPEG images, you must include the Leadtools.Codecs.Cmp.dll.
The WebImageViewer Class is a .NET control.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008 9:33:18 AM(UTC)
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I have include all the dll's. Do you have an example of displaying a DICOM image in the webimageviewer control using C# asp.net?
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Dozens of formats that can be loaded using our RasterCodecs class can also be passed to WebImageViewer.ImageUrl and should load correctly. This includes DICOM files that contain image pixel data, provided you add our DICOM DLLs to the project assembly references at the server.
This means the same demo project shipped with our toolkit can be used with DICOM images, and you don't need a special code sample for that.
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<LEADTOOLS>\Examples\DotNet\CS\WebFormsDemo
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See that sample only shows single image display.
leadtools promotes the DICOM Web Viewer but never shows any sample code or help on developing such a thing.
I need to be able to play cine loops.
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Are you referring to the new LEADTOOLS Medical Web Viewer Framework Module?
If this is what you mean, did you download and install the Medical Web Viewer Framework Module?
If you have downloaded and installed the Medical Web Viewer Framework, you can find more information regarding this in the Cine mode in the MedicalWebViewer whitepaper.
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I took a look at the white papers. But really doesn't show any information on how to integrate into asp.net.
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We currently have documentation for the classes and there's also the source code of the demos shipped with the Viewer Framework.
To be able to use and configure the demo, please see the README.doc file shipped with the setup. Also, the demo itself runs with ASP.NET. Have you tried the pre-built demo?
You will find it in the following directory:
[LEADTOOLS Medical Web Viewer Framework 16]\Demo\Medical Web Viewer Welcome Page
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