| 摘要 |
A system, method and computer program product are disclosed for integrating a user interface of external or foreign applications, running on second physical machines, into a user interface of a first application running on a first physical machine. In an embodiment, the generated integrated user interface is displayed on a monitor of the first physical machine. The applications refer to MR-scanning and post-processing applications. The user is only working with one single, common and integrated user interface although he controls two different sets of applications on different machines. |
| 主权项 |
1. A system for integrating different user interfaces for different medical applications distributed across multiple physical machines, a first set of applications being assigned to a first machine and a second set of applications is assigned to a second machine, the system comprising:
a container, configured to provide a common runtime infrastructure for hosting applications, including the first and second set of applications, the container including
a remoting service, configured to enable applications running inside the container to register a command handler for executing the application logic; a command receiver, configured to provide an interface for receiving commands which have been input by a user interface of one of the first set of applications and to provide an interface to one of the second set applications in the container as the command is to be executed by at least one application of the second set of applications; a hierarchical cross machine context management system, configured to share context data, including
a global application context manager, configured to share context data across different physical machinesa machine local application context manager, configured to share context data across different applications residing on the same physical machine, andan application local context manager configured to share context data across different components which are running within the same application; and an integrated user interface, for the first and second set of applications, provided on the first machine. |
