OHIF plugin not getting registered

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1

Hi all,

I tried to connect to OHIF using osimis/orthanc:master-full-unstable image but it’s not showing up on the orthanc explorer.

I checked the logs and saw that the OHIF plugin is not getting registered.

This is my configuration JSON file:

{
	"AuthenticationEnabled": false,
	"DicomWeb": {
		"Enable": true,
		"Root": "/dicom-web/",
		"EnableWado": true,
		"WadoRoot": "/wado",
		"Ssl": false,
		"QidoCaseSensitive": false,
		"Host": "",
		"StudiesMetadata": "Full",
		"SeriesMetadata": "Full",
		"PublicRoot": "/dicom-web/",
		"Servers": {}
	},
	"OHIF": {
		"DataSource": "dicom-web",
        "preload": true,
        "UserConfiguration": "ohif.js",
		"RouterBasename": "/custom/route/"
	}
}
2

You might need to enable the PlugIn if it doesn’t autoload when the config is present:

OHIF_PLUGIN_ENABLED=“true”

The demo is working:

https://demo.orthanc-server.com/app/explorer.html

Might be getting hit quite a bit. That might help me. Is the ohif.js in the plug-in or somewhere else. My RouterBasename probably needs to be different also with a front-end proxy.

/sds

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3

Thanks, Orthanc registered the viewer plugin, but I am getting an error.

The specified path does not point to a regular file: The path does not point to a regular file: /etc/orthanc/ohif.js

I am mounting my ohif.js file this way:

  orthanc:
    ...
    environment:
      OHIF_PLUGIN_ENABLED: true
    volumes:
      # Config
      - ./ohif.js:/etc/orthanc/ohif.js
4

I had the same issue with that originally

E0619 23:33:46.252771 PluginsManager.cpp:153] The specified path does not point to a regular file: The path does not point to a regular file: ohif.js

Are you sure the host mapping is correct ? You might need to rebuild after changing that also ?

I have:

  • ./pacs/ohif.js:/etc/orthanc/ohif.js, but that is where mine is on the host, and I don’t get that error anymore.
"UserConfiguration": "ohif.js",

I’m not sure where that is in the container really, I presume /etc/orthanc/ohif.js

/sds

5

I am using docker compose, are you suggesting that I need to use a docker build instead?

I checked, and my orthanc.json and ohif.js are in the same directory, so I am unsure of what the issue is.

6

You don’t need to use Docker, but you can. Try an absolute path ?

/sds

7

Hello,

The best way for people to help you would be to provide a minimal working example containing all your Docker Compose files.

Kind Regards,
Sébastien-

8

Thanks, using the absolute path worked.