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Can Web Dicom viewer be implemented as a website?
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Christian Graus 31-Aug-10 3:35am    
I'm hoping you might answer me, rather than waiting for a few hours and just asking this again. The answers will not change, and I've told you everything you should need to know, if you're up to this task at all.
Christian Graus 31-Aug-10 4:37am    
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OP is asking the same question over and over.

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Given that you've been asking this for over a week and apparently made no progress with all the help I've given you, I suspect the correct answer is 'not by you'. Have you made any progress ? Did you buy a library to do it with ? Where are you stuck ?
 
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coderaug 31-Aug-10 4:50am    
yes, i have been provided with leadtools library. I have gone through their documentation regarding web application. They have a control,called WebImageViewer that is used to display images in case of web applications, but this control does not support Dicom images and the images we will be using are grayscale 16 bit.Also, there was a discussion in here regarding the viewer to be implemented as website or web application... i have searched net and wanted to clarify things from u ,if it can be created as website?? Also Sir,There has not been any information regarding a control in web for dicom images yet..u had however advised atalasoft..i would require some information from u regarding the same as my manager has provided Leadtools instaed..
Christian Graus 31-Aug-10 5:14am    
It can obviously be created as a web site or a web application. The differences are semantic and irrelevant to the browser, which is your only limiting factor. Leadtools sucks, not least because they are overpriced and have per seat licensing. I have no idea if Leadtools can do what you want, but I do know that a leadtools custom solution provided to a client of mine caused me a ton of extra work, because it did not read DICOM images properly.

Try to ask specific questions, the answer to the question you keep asking, is obviously 'yes'.
coderaug 31-Aug-10 5:17am    
Can u please provide me link of such website
Christian Graus 31-Aug-10 5:21am    
What do you mean ? I don't know of any public facing websites that impliment any sort of DICOM viewing. Even if I did, all you'd see was HTML, which would tell you nothing about how it was implimented. I just know enough about web development, and about DICOM tools, to see that it's really not a difficult task, so long as you have the right tools. Your LEAD library just needs to convert your DICOM images to a jpg or png ( remember, jpg is lossy ), and then send them down to the browser as the bytes of an image. So long as your library has samples for converting a DICOM to a common image format, the rest is a pretty simple web site.
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