dcmecho only checking hostname and port?

[Eric Leboffe]

I am attempting to do a dcmecho to various PACS on a network and it appears that the called AET isn't being used in the check. 

For instance I want to check that: "Erics-Osirix@localhost:11112" is a real location where I could send data. I get a connection response for any value of "X@localhost:11112" whether or not "X" is a location in my OsiriX. 

Is there a flag or option that I am missing which forces the dcmecho to look at the called AET as well?

I've posted some code snippets below.

I've tried multiple ways:

   

1)             DcmEcho newEcho = new DcmEcho("test");

     newEcho.setRemoteHost(hostname);

                newEcho.setRemotePort(port);

                newEcho.setCalledAET(AET, false);  

                               

try

                {

                    newEcho.open();

                    LOG.info("it worked");

                }

                catch(Exception e)

                {

                LOG.info("It didn't work");

                 }

2) 

                     String[] stringTest = {AET + "@" + hostname + ":" + port};

                     DcmEcho.main(stringTest);