[X4U] OT-Java driven radiology site not working (demo code in post)

[Nick Scalise]

On Jun 19, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Michael Elliott wrote:

> Our rural hospital has set up a new digital radiology system that  
> makes it possible to access Xrays, MRIs, CTs, etc. from via the  
> internet, but I can't get the Java client to work:
>
> https://demo.neurostarsolutions.com
> user = demouser  ,  password = demouser
>
> Once the page loads, you have to select "Dept:  All" and "past ALL  
> days" in the upper right screen. Pick a "patient", and click on the  
> FIRST "Images" column on the icon that looks like a projector  
> screen.  That brings up a large version of the raw image, and it  
> works OK in Mac OS X 10.4.1.  However, the preferred method is to  
> click on the SECOND "Images" column, the icon that looks like a  
> folder. On Windows XP, this method loads some sort of Java viewer  
> that allows you to manipulate the images, adjust contrast, enlarge,  
> etc...all within the browser window.  Of course, this one doesn't  
> work on OSX :-) as I get an error that some Java Beans plugin is  
> not present. I've gone to Apple.com and installed the latest  
> Java15Release but no dice, and Sun's Java site of course refers  
> back to Apple for any Mac OS issues.

My guess is that the Java was written in Windows for Windows.  
Embrace, extend, extinguish and all that...


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Nick Scalise
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