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- For image compression/decompression, dcm4chee utilizes Sun's Java Advanced Imaging Image I/O Tools 1.1. The binary distribution packages of dcm4chee already includes necessary JARs and native libraries for Windows and Linux i586. For Linux-amd64, and Solaris, you have to download the SW package from Sun here yourself and replace the Linux version of libclib_jiio.so in dcm4chee-2.15.0-xxx/bin/native from the JAI Image IO package for Linux-amd64 or Solaris.
- If you have already installed (or are installing) the JAI Image IO distribution from httpshttp://jai-imageiodownload.dev.java.net/binarymedia/jai-imageio/builds.html/release/1.1/ separate from dcm4chee in a standalone or classpath fashion, you should remove the following files, or potentially suffer from version conflicts:
$DCM4CHEE_HOME/server/default/lib/jai_imageio.jar$DCM4CHEE_HOME/server/default/lib/clibwrapper_jiio.jar$DCM4CHEE_HOME/bin/native/clib_jiio.dll$DCM4CHEE_HOME/bin/native/clib_jiio_sse2.dll$DCM4CHEE_HOME/bin/native/clib_jiio_util.dll$DCM4CHEE_HOME/bin/native/libclib_jiio.so
- For Mac OSX and 64 bit Windows there is no free, native Image I/O implementation available. Because of the missing implementations you have to change a file in dcm4chee if you want to have the WADO service running. Please have a look at step 8 to see how to change the file (or modify the settings via the JMX console). See also:
- httpshttp://jai-imageio-core.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=103https://jai-imageio-core.dev.jira/browse/JAI_IMAGEIO_CORE-103
- http://java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=jira/browse/JAI_IMAGEIO_CORE-62
Installation Procedure:
1. Download and extract the binary distribution package of dcm4chee:
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