http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/JApplet-integration-interaction-tp5010762p5010971.html
> scifio would support that) but it only says "Initializing... .dcm"
The fix will be uploaded to the ImageJ update site this Friday. In the
test the fix. See also
>
> Hi!
> Thanks a lot for your answers. I finally found some time to look a little
> bit more into the code. From what I see the only option for what I need
> would be to
> start with the (although still limited) ImageJ2 framework and its swing
> ui as an example.
> The only code I found so far which uses an embedding scenario like mine
> with IJ1 seems to be TrakEM2. After looking at the code I definitely do NOT
> want to go that route of AWT/Swing crazyness.
>
> So now I am checking at least the basic requirements with IJ2:
>
> - eventbus: ok (very cool ;))
> - roi drawing + overlays: ok
> - measuring roi: does not seem to be in the swing roi-manager, but the
> sandbox measurement demo shows how to do it
> - adjust window/level (HU): I guess that is feasable with ImageLib2
> somehow
> - import raw images: That has to be implemented in SCIFIO, right?
>
> - stacked images: I downloaded some free dicom examples and tried to load
> them through the swing-ui (I thought scifio would support that) but it only
> says "Initializing... .dcm" but never shows something. Is that not
> implemented yet? Can I load stacks with the swing ui?
>
> best regards,
>
> Marius
>
>
> Curtis Rueden <
[hidden email]> hat am 5. Dezember 2014 um 22:15
> geschrieben:
>
> Hi Marius,
>
> > embedding in Swing
>
> You can mix and match AWT and Swing components, so if you can tolerate
> ImageJ 1.x's use of AWT, you may be all set.
>
> Alternately, the ImageJ2 project has a more flexible UI plugin system,
> which includes a Swing-based UI closely modeled after the ImageJ 1.x
> interface:
https://github.com/imagej/imagej-ui-swing>
> However, ImageJ2 UIs other than the "legacy" interface have very limited
> support for ImageJ 1.x plugins.
>
> Given your requirements, it would probably be the least effort to use
> ImageJ1 as an applet, and tolerate its AWT-isms.
>
> > is there a way to "remotecontrol" IJ and communicate with it in a
> > bidirectional fashion.
>
> If you use ImageJ2, there is limited support for running ImageJ1 code
> headless; see:
>
http://imagej.net/Headless>
> > Probably something like an eventbus?
>
> The ImageJ2/SciJava architecture uses an event bus for all its event
> handling:
>
>
https://github.com/scijava/scijava-common/blob/scijava-common-2.35.1/src/main/java/org/scijava/event/EventService.java>
> But that won't help you w.r.t. ImageJ 1.x functionality.
>
> Regards,
> Curtis
>
> On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 5:58 AM, Marius Giepz <
[hidden email]>
> wrote:
>
> Hello!
> I am new to ImageJ but I think it might be a good option for a project
> that I am
> currently planning.
>
> I have an allready existing application which is a Swing Applet that
> communicates with an applicationserver.
> It basically manages tabular data in a CRUD fashion. Now I have the
> additional
> requirement that some entities in a table
> are linked to stacks of images on the client filesystem (raw data that I
> was
> allready able to import and use in IJ).
>
> - The user should be able to open such an image and (graphically) interact
> with
> it.
> - Ideally the ImagePlus and the selectiontools should be embedded with in
> the
> Swing ui, but after reviewing the IJ Swing-UI it does not seem to offer
> all the
> options that I'd need, yet.
> Out of the box I could embedd the Image using JImagePanel but not interact
> with it, correct?
> - The following IJ core or plugin functions need to be supported:
> -- Import RAW image (just like with the import-raw option in the classic
> IJ ui)
> through api call
> -- Load addtional images as overlays through api call
> -- Zoom, move and scroll through slices using the mouse
> -- Select/Focus an existing ROI through api call
> -- Create new ROI by means of drawing on the image, then get the resulting
> data
> (position, measure..) back into the applet.
> -- Adjust window/level (HU), similar to the "CT Window Level" plugin
> -- Optionally show Orthoslices
>
> So the question is: If embedding in Swing is not feasable, as my
> requirements
> are not yet supported, is there a way to "remotecontrol" IJ and
> communicate with
> it in a bidirectional fashion. Probably something like an eventbus?
> Thnx in advance for your help!
>
> kind regards,
>
> Marius Giepz
>
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