Error: n objects could not be exported

[Simon Doran]

Kevin,

  I have been uploading quite large batches of data just recently. Typically, I do it a patient at a time and each patient has 3-5 imaging sessions, with a grand total of around 3000 DICOM files.

  Mostly, everything works just fine, but occasionally I get an error like this one:

Error: 3 objects could not be exported

2 objects(s): SocketTimeoutExceptions: connect timed out1 objects(s): IllegalStateException: status not set

  Any idea what this signifies?

  Looking at what finally ends up in XNAT, I haven't seen any obvious files missing.

Simon

[Archie, Kevin]

Hi, Simon,

It seems like dcm4che sometimes has trouble closing associations and winds up throwing an exception as a result, even if the transfer was successful, and it's hard to tell from the exception whether it was really a failure (though I haven't dug deeply). That message might be spurious, but I'd verify that the expected number of files actually went through,

- Kevin

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