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I use the CTK Dicom Application Hosting Module in my application to add intraoperability with a processing module available as a DICOM Hosted Application. | I use the CTK Dicom Application Hosting Module in my application to add intraoperability with a processing module available as a DICOM Hosted Application. | ||
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Scenario 1a
I have an application that I want to run integrated in an existing DICOM Application Host, e.g. a PACS viewer supporting DICOM Supplement 118.
Solution
I use the CTK Dicom Application Hosting Module in my application to add intraoperability with a DICOM Application Host. My application gets started by the host, data are passed according to DICOM Supplement 118.
Limitation
You cannot pass parameters to your application, so it either needs a GUI or has to do fully automatic parameterless processing.
Scenario 1b
I have an application, e.g. a PACS/DICOM viewer, that I want to extend with DICOM Application Hosting support.
Solution
I use the CTK Dicom Application Hosting Module in my application to add intraoperability with a processing module available as a DICOM Hosted Application.