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Answer» Hi All, Can anyone tell me what does this mean?? Not without the Rosetta STONE. EVEN then, probably not... Maybe if you provide some "context": 1. What "logfile" (complete path and filename)? 2. What program/process produces the log file? 3. Which operating system and service pack level (e.g. Windows XP Pro SP3)?Hi dahlarbear, I am developing one DICOM (health care related) application. i am using some third party tool kit to develop the application. The application has to communicate with the server and sends some packets of data and recieves some packets of data from the server. Some times server sends some images to the client. All the details are stored in the logs. when ever the there is a communication btwn client and server. The problem which i am facing is the network connection gets disconnected btwn client and server. i need to interpret the reasons from the logs, logs contains something like what i have posted... System details: VISTA.. LOGs in detail: (2872) 08-10 11:00:07.25 MC3 T9: Reserved Byte: 0x00 (2872) 08-10 11:00:07.25 MC3 T9: PDU length: 0000 0004 (4 bytes) (2872) 08-10 11:00:07.25 MC3 T9: Reserved Bytes (7-10): 0000 0000 (2872) 08-10 11:00:07.25 MC3 T9: PDU type not CORRECTLY identified [ 0 ]. (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.34 MC3 T9: PDU length: 0000 7ffa (32762 bytes) (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.34 MC3 T9: PDV (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.34 MC3(MCI_ReadNextPDV) I: DUL_read_pdvs error: UL Provider aborted the association (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.34 MC3 E: (0000,0000): Error during MC_Stream_To_Message: (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.34 MC3 E: | Callback cannot comply (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.34 MC3(MC_Read_Message) E: Network connection unexpectedly shutdown (2392) 08-10 11:14:21.37 MC3(MClostConnectionException.ctor) E: (MCulEngine1) Network Unexpectedly Shutdown (3436) 08-10 11:14:21.42 MC3(MClostConnectionException.ctor) E: Network Unexpectedly Shutdown Well we should start by linking to the rest of your problem description: Regarding Mergecom toolkit using C# What kind of computers are the "server" and the "client". I think the old HP-UX and Solaris Workstations running Motorola chips and PCs running Intel chips store binary data differently (or was it ASCII?). For a given binary number, the most significant and least significant bytes within the value were reversed between the different CPU chips (or something like that). That's what the LITTLE Endian and Big Endian are about. So obviously if you're transferring data between different CPU chips, you may have to compensate for the disparity. The defacto tool for examining network packets is the "free" open source Wireshark. Maybe some info in these google search results. http://wiki.wireshark.org/Protocols/dicom DICOM Description on Wikipedia DICOM Homepage |
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