Send(String,Int32,String,String,IEnumerable<String>) Method

Visual Basic
C#
C++/CLI

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Function Send( _
   ByVal Node As String, _
   ByVal Port As Integer, _
   ByVal CallingAE As String, _
   ByVal CalledAE As String, _
   ByVal OfferedTS As IEnumerable(Of String) _
) As Integer

'Usage
 
Dim instance As DicomImage
Dim Node As String
Dim Port As Integer
Dim CallingAE As String
Dim CalledAE As String
Dim OfferedTS As IEnumerable(Of String)
Dim value As Integer
 
value = instance.Send(Node, Port, CallingAE, CalledAE, OfferedTS)

public int Send( 
   string Node,
   int Port,
   string CallingAE,
   string CalledAE,
   IEnumerable<string> OfferedTS
)

public:
int Send( 
   String^ Node,
   int Port,
   String^ CallingAE,
   String^ CalledAE,
   IEnumerable<String^>^ OfferedTS
)

Parameters

Node: Network address (as dotted notation or resolvable name) to which the image is to be sent
Port: Port on which remote application is listening
CallingAE: Name of remote Application Entity
CalledAE: Name to quote for this Application Entity
OfferedTS: A list of offered Transfer Syntaxes

Return Value

The status as returned by the remote application. Zero indicates success.

This method negotiates an association, sends one image over it, and then closes it. DICOM does not allow SCPs to draw any conclusions about the relationships between images based on the opening and closing of associations, so this should never be a problem (apart from slight network inefficiency). However, there are several badly written applications in the world, which incorrectly assume that the end of an association indicates the end of a series or a study etc., and if interfacing to such a faulty implementation, it is possible to send multiple images on one association by using a DicomAssociation object, and its SendInstances methods.

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.0 or higher

Reference

DicomImage Class
DicomImage Members
Overload List

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