'Declaration
 
Public Shared Sub LogToStream( _
   ByVal Stream As System.IO.Stream, _
   ByVal LogLevel As System.Integer _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim Stream As System.IO.Stream
Dim LogLevel As System.Integer
 
DicomGlobal.LogToStream(Stream, LogLevel)

public static void LogToStream( 
   System.IO.Stream Stream,
   System.int LogLevel
)

public procedure LogToStream( 
    Stream: System.IO.Stream;
    LogLevel: System.Integer
); static; 

public static function LogToStream( 
   Stream : System.IO.Stream,
   LogLevel : System.int
);

public: static void LogToStream( 
   System.IO.Stream* Stream,
   System.int LogLevel
) 

public:
static void LogToStream( 
   System.IO.Stream^ Stream,
   System.int LogLevel
) 

Parameters

Stream

The stream to send log data to

LogLevel

This value controls the level of details logged either to the display, or to a file.

The allowable values for log level are:

Decimal	Hex
1	1	Errors
2	2	Warnings
4	4	Informational Messages
8	8	Detailed Logging
16	10	All DICOM attributes received or read
32	20	All DICOM attributes send or written
64	40	Byte-Level data received, except contents of data PDUs
128	80	Byte-level data sent, except contents of data PDUs
256	100	All bytes received
512	200	All bytes sent

The last two levels should NOT be used routinely when images are being sent or received, as the quality of log data becomes unmanageable, and the system will probably run so slowly that connecting equipment will time-out.

Other bits in the higher word are reserved for Medical Connections' use or future expansion.

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher