loadWeasisX.php using file_get_contents from http://orthanc:8042/, parses the data using raw PHP, and writes a Weasis-compatible XML file (weasisX.xml)
loadWeasisX.php returns a link to weasisX.jnlp, which is hard-coded to load weasisX.xml
Note:
The local addresses in the files attached are 10.1.20.127 (webserver with PHP) and 10.2.150.33:8042 (orthanc with default 8042 port for webserver).
Weasis is installed into the webserver/pacs/weasis (which is where the jnlp points to).
please sir , iam a new with orthanc and very interested with your work
but can you provide a step by step turtorial for this implantation
thanks in advance
بتاريخ الثلاثاء، 19 أغسطس، 2014 4:16:03 ص UTC+2، كتب Emsy Chan:
please sir , iam a new with orthanc and very interested with your work
but can you provide a step by step turtorial for this implantation
thanks in advance
This is excellent though I'm new to Orthanc and am failing to make this work. The tutorial you pointed to is for installing Orthanc for windows only. It doesn't look at installing the Wado plugin and then this contribution... I've done all this, but all in getting is just a continuous loading of the page as if the script is in a Infinite loop at the server.
I'm thinking maybe I'm requesting it wrong.
A step by step torturously from installation of Orthanc to the actual wado request would be wonderful.
Sorry to add a me 2. But I have come to the exact same problem. I've got Orthanc to run but I'm now looking to get a web based viewer connected to it.
So any help would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards,
Erik
Posting to my own question... 1 minute extra googling showed me what I was looking for... see this page (Orthanc - DICOM Server) on the Orthanc website on how to use webviewer in combination with Orthanc.