DcmWado utility

[Steve Pillar]

I have run the dcmwado utility from the command prompt, to successfully retrieve a dicom image from the dcm4chee server:

C:\Users\admin.admin\Desktop\dcm4che-2.0.29-bin\dcm4che-2.0.29\bin>dcmwado http://127.0.0.1:8080/wado -dcm -uid 2.25.240468945672263016633883999541661954910:2.25.171705801528397292829103631098573581807:2.25.161854141366276950217156545004367678707 -dir c:\users\admin.admin\desktop

So I now have this file, as a .dcm file, and view the image and all associated dicom tags through my dicom viewer.

I would like to replicate this through java code, as follows:

public class Dicom_SR 

{

    public static void main(String[] args) 

    {

        try

        {

            DcmWado dcmwado = new DcmWado();

            dcmwado.setBaseURL("http://127.0.0.1:8080/wado");

            File localDir = new File("c:\\users\\admin.admin\\desktop\\");

            dcmwado.setDirectory(localDir);

            String uidArray[] = new String[3];

            uidArray[0] = "2.25.240468945672263016633883999541661954910";

            uidArray[1] = "2.25.171705801528397292829103631098573581807";

            uidArray[2] = "2.25.161854141366276950217156545004367678707";

            dcmwado.setUIDs(uidArray);

            dcmwado.fetchObjects();

            

        }

        catch(Exception ex)

        {

            

        }

    }

}

Running this, I only retrieve the image, and not any dicom tags

Do i have to include the equivalent of the -dcm option? If so how?

Or am I missing another method/property?

Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction?

Thanks in anticipation...

[manick]

Specify the content type , dcmwado.addContentType("application/dicom"); 

[Steve Pillar]

Excellent!

Thats sorted it

Thanks for your help...