I created a custom API to build the DICOM Json manifest used to view a study from: http://ohif.example.com/viewer/dicomjson?url={URL}
This works fine. But I like to handle the error if something has wrong calling the api (i:e Cors error, 408, 401, 429, …)
Reading the doc this can be done by the app-config.js:
window.config = {
httpErrorHandler: error => {
// This is 429 when rejected from the public idc sandbox too often.
console.warn(error.status);
console.log("ERRORINRESPONSE");
// Could use services manager here to bring up a dialog/modal if needed.
console.warn('test, navigate to https://ohif.org/');
},
...
};
But these console.logs() are not displayed on the console… I get the XHR error (ie Cors error) and Uncaught (in promise)...
Solicitud desde otro origen bloqueada: la política de mismo origen impide leer el recurso remoto en http://ohif.example.com/... (razón: falta la cabecera CORS 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin'). Código de estado: 400.
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.
Using OHIF v3.6.0
Is there a way to handle this type of errors and show a notification or a browser alert message?
Thanks you guys!
Sorry about my english!
I believe this error handler is in turn passed to the DICOMweb client library and that library invokes the callback for various http errors and exceptions. I do not believe it is used for DICOM JSON.
I wonder if something like window.onerror might help you?
Hello @martinonicolas Where do you serve the Dicom Json manifest from ? Also, are the dicom files on a local server or on orthanc? I am trying to make this work on my end, but have been unsuccessful so far.
Hi, @ PintoGideon we still use the deprecated dcm4chee-2.18.3, so we develop a RESTful API which connects to the dcm4chee database and produce de corresponding DICOM Json manifest. We use wado in the url param of the manifest to retrieve the dicom image.