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[COAS-List] Re: Fw: XML and New England Neurosurgery Network
- To: dean-bidgood@ouhsc.edu
- Subject: [COAS-List] Re: Fw: XML and New England Neurosurgery Network
- From: webber@zeus.lnk.com (David R.R Webber)
- Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 12:39:48 -0400 (EDT)
- Cc: sgml-hl7@dudley.mc.duke.edu, coas@cs.fiu.edu, gaeta@merge.com, TMONTGOMERY@partners.org, csmedema@best.ms.philips.com, lloyd-hildebrand@ouhsc.edu, N.J.G.B@btinternet.com, Harry.Solomon@ccmail.l-3com.com, drew@hq.rsna.org, horii@rad.upenn.edu, yha@philabs.research.philips.com, Kurt.Hedstrom@elema.siemens.se, Mikael.Dahlke@elema.siemens.se, vansyckled@merge.com
- In-Reply-To: <001c01bdbbba$aa24ede0$2f500e82@ebo> from "Dean Bidgood" at Jul 30, 98 09:04:53 am
- Sender: owner-coas@cs.fiu.edu
Dean,
OK, I see what is going on now.
The problem is that you cannot say:
<IMG SRC="xray-image.dicom" ALIGN="MIDDLE" BORDER="0">
since the http tools do not speak dicom. (The server can
potentially handle this, the client will not process it
accurately).
The solution I see is to persuade one of the DICOM vendors
to implement a DLL for server / client use as a plug-in.
This is the traditional approach.
Trying to make XML itself embed dicom binaries hidden within
the body of the text is not where sane men want to go!
Thanks, DW.