pacs | Pritunl Access Control System | Continuous Deployment library

I am trying to get my proxy chrome extention to keep on/off after closing using chrome.local.storage. This does not seem to work, can anyone give some examples on how to get this kind of code working?

Right now my pac proxy works and turns on and off. The local storage does not seem to work at all, but I followed all the examples on the developer.chrome website. That does not work.

Sample text file contains:

I'm writing a "simple" HL7 listener and then using the dcm4che binary utility movescu to make a query and retrieve operation from a remote PACS

I need to retrieve a Study and I have (00080050) AccessionNumber from the HL7 data, then I do the following:

I have an XML and I wanna get a specific nested element using XPath but it does not work. Maybe that is why tags include xmlns attributes. Any suggestions?

I don't know what more to do:

I have one protocole (onvif) who is using a mix between .xsd definition for his service in SOAP and a dynamic class definition (XML) for the internal event system.

The system work as follow :

1. The protocol is definied by wsdl files
2. There is a WS-BaseNotification for receiving event
3. The event definition is not presend inside the wsdl file but can be fetch with a request on a service.

The .wsdl definition files are present on this site

When I do request to a device (via the WS-BaseNotification system) I receive the events descriptions like below :

My aim is to add some annotations (for example, lines, arrows, shapes, or textual annotations) to a DICOM image with an opportunity to hide them and bring back when needed.

I have found two ways to accomplish it. One is to use the Overlay Plane module, but it does not fully satisfy our needs as our software requires annotations to be color. So I found another opportunity: different kinds of Softcopy Presentation State IOD-s.

As much as I understand by now, Grayscale Softcopy Presentation State IOD is most widely used. However, the word "grayscale" confuses me. Despite it is grayscale, the Graphic Annotation module contains attributes to pass information about the color of annotations, for instance, Text Color CIELab Value and Pattern On Color CIELab Value.

There are also other Softcopy Presentation State IOD-s: Color Softcopy Presentation State IOD, Pseudo-color Softcopy Presentation State IOD, and others.

Using Grayscale Softcopy Presentation State IOD I have created a presentation state file (with the .pre extension). I have tested it with Weasis DICOM viewer and it worked fine. All needed annotations were in the right places and almost all colors were right.

Now I am searching for information on how .pre files could be passed to a hypothetical PACS server, but it is not the topic of my post. Here I found the next information:

The grayscale softcopy presentation state refers to the grayscale image transformations that are to be applied in an explicitly defined manner to convert the stored image pixel data values in a Composite Image Instance to presentation values (P-Values) when an image is displayed on a softcopy device.

The color and pseudo-color softcopy presentation states refer to the color image transformations that are to be applied in an explicitly defined manner to convert the stored image pixel data values in a Composite Image Instance to Profile Connection Space values (PCS-Values) when an image is displayed on a softcopy device.

So I am a little bit confused. What kind of softcopy presentation state should be used in this situation?

I have 1 running server for handle C-Move, 2 running server for handle C-Store and remote pacs server(GEPACS)

When i tried to C-Move command from remote pacs to C-Store handler, 1 server(py-netdicom) is build and save the file properly and 1 server(go-netdicom) is not.

So there was couple of problems in go-netdicom. I fixed the code can handle hexadecimals. It originally not supported on go-netdicom. This was fix almost every problems in my case but still cannot store pixel data properly.

For example, I got 9117252 bytes from original signal from remote pacs and I saved the data itself, but actually it needs to be 18000000 bytes(got an error). even CT images are short for 3 times(got approximately 180000, but need 524288)

I think the problem caused by might be the encapsulation of pixel-data but not sure.

Is there any tip or some help?

Thank you.

EDIT 4: I've got a clue.link here

Somehow C-STORE command have a kind of transfer syntax. This offer to scp type(compressed or not) of data scu get. But still I don't have a idea which part of go-netdicom has to be changed. I'll delete "python" tag because this is not related with python anymore.

My map is functioning properly until I search for a nearest store location via zip code and try to click on a result's title in the generated panel to show the infoWindow of that corresponding title.

In other words, I want to be able to click the search result titles and when you do, it opens the infoWindow on the map marker associated with the title.

Click the map marker to show the infoWindow works fine. Click the search result in the list of results generated after searching, does not.

I'm using geoJSON to load the locations.