HI Khan,

no we did not make any video during the event. I think this will be a nice idea for the next event.

Regards,

Gerard

I now also have uploaded the presentations and minutes used during the meeting.

http://www.dvtk.org/modules/wiwimod/index.php?page=SC+28+sep+2006+minutes+presentations

Please use the Work in progress section for further discussions.

More information about Next Tcon can be found on:

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don't forget the "access to the attribute type property" requirement which is needed for new tooling.

I believe that this mechanism is not correct. In the situation that the attribute is not present in the request in may not be present in the response. So DVTk should generate an error in the situation that the attribute is present in the RSP and was not present in the RQ.

Hi Jorg,

What you can do is generate an batch file in which will do this operation.

This Batch file looks as follows:
REM *** Arguments: %1 is dcm directory

set in=%1

REM Process XML files
FOR /R %in% %%G IN (*.dcm) DO processdcm "%%G"


Processdcm will be another batch file which looks as follows:

REM *** Arguments: %1 is dcm directory

set in=%1
set out=".\result\%~n1"

DCMstripper.exe %in% %out%

Hi all,

I think it should be possible to get access to the attribute type property. This because this will be usefull in new DVTk applications.

If the current function is not working correctly we must remove it. But note that this will be a requirement for future releases.

Gerard

Hi Joe,

The answer to your question is:"yes". It's possible when you write an Visual Basic Script using the HLI.

There are already some posts in the forum about setting up an storage server using the HLI.

With Kind Regards,

Gerard

Hi Jorg,

You can call the application from the commandline with two parameters (inputfile, outputfile).

Just try and see.

With Kind Regards,

Gerard