Difference between revisions of "VistA Imaging Issues/RPC Calls"
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Steps for uploading a picture to the Server | Steps for uploading a picture to the Server | ||
− | 1. use RPC call | + | 1. use RPC call [[TIU CREATE RECORD]] and get back IEN of created note |
− | 2. use RPC call | + | 2. use RPC call [[MAG4 ADD IMAGE]] with patient information and image |
information. Get back a file path and file name where | information. Get back a file path and file name where | ||
image should be saved to. Also get back IEN in IMAGE file | image should be saved to. Also get back IEN in IMAGE file | ||
of stored image metainfo. | of stored image metainfo. | ||
− | 3. use RPC call | + | 3. use RPC call [[MAG3 TIU IMAGE]] with IMAGE IEN, and note IEN |
4. save image to the file path and name given by the server. | 4. save image to the file path and name given by the server. | ||
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+ | Steps for getting pictures from the Server | ||
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+ | 1. Call [[MAG3 CPRS TIU NOTE]] with IEN of current note. | ||
+ | get back a list of available images (file path and file name) | ||
+ | 2. load image(s) from specified locations. |
Latest revision as of 14:04, 21 March 2012
Back to VistA Imaging Issues
Steps for uploading a picture to the Server 1. use RPC call TIU CREATE RECORD and get back IEN of created note 2. use RPC call MAG4 ADD IMAGE with patient information and image information. Get back a file path and file name where image should be saved to. Also get back IEN in IMAGE file of stored image metainfo. 3. use RPC call MAG3 TIU IMAGE with IMAGE IEN, and note IEN 4. save image to the file path and name given by the server.
Steps for getting pictures from the Server 1. Call MAG3 CPRS TIU NOTE with IEN of current note. get back a list of available images (file path and file name) 2. load image(s) from specified locations.