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Message-ID:  <817ECBC465CFD211B4FA006097B919A913D6AD@sencornt>
Date:         Wed, 22 May 2002 17:26:21 -0500
Reply-To:     ImageJ Interest Group <[log in to unmask]>
Sender:       ImageJ Interest Group <[log in to unmask]>
From:         Gino Canessa <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      Part 10 (DICOMDIR) Plugin - BETA

Hello listers, I've been working on a Part 10 Reading plugin for ImageJ.

It uses Java2 (I'm using JDK 1.3.1_01) to present a tree view to the user.
From there, you can either open a series as a stack (requires all images to
be the same size.. I know, I know..  =), or individual images one at a time.
Most of it has been rewritten since the last time I posted a message about
it, so it seems to work now.

I've been testing it against whatever Part 10 I can get my hands on (and
other random pieces of software that use dicomdir's), but it's been rather
limited (cd's from 3-4 companies, sw from another 2-3).  Similarly, I've
been testing it on various Windows (98, NT 4.0, W2k) and Linux (RedHat 6.2+)
systems, but only with Sun jre's (the ones included with ImageJ).  I also
lost my OSX test machine, so you'd have a special place in my heart if you
let me know how it goes there.

At any rate, I don't have a website setup for it yet, but if anyone is
interested in using (read: testing) it, I can send it.  Also, if you are
replying, I think people would appreciate it being out-of-list (just a
friendly reminder  : ).  Shortly, it will have a home at my employer's
website (whenever the web people get to my request), but I figure this will
be a good way to get more testing out of the way (on a reduced set of
people).


I've also been working on a windows launch program that picks up properties
from a text file to make it easier to launch ImageJ from Windows (and to
enable things like auto-running from a cd).  Currently, it works pretty
well, but there are a few key features missing (e.g.,  drag'n'drop (started,
but not functional), runtime memory setting (in the properties, but doesn't
open the prompt window)).  As soon as I can finish those features, I will
call that 1.0, but if there's interest in its current state, I can send it
out now.


Thanks in advance,

        Gino


p.s., Zip compressed, the plugin is about 15 kb and the launcher is about 19
kb (without msvcrt.dll, which should be on your system anyway, but if for
some reason beyond the scope of this message you are missing it, you'll need
the 159 kb version).  If you need it packaged any other way, let me know.

        Gino Canessa
        System Analyst
        Software Engineering Corporation
        [log in to unmask]
        952.854.7175

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