public void Open( 
   System.string Node,
   System.int Port,
   System.string CallingAE,
   System.string CalledAE
)

public procedure Open( 
    Node: System.String;
    Port: System.Integer;
    CallingAE: System.String;
    CalledAE: System.String
); 

public function Open( 
   Node : System.String,
   Port : System.int,
   CallingAE : System.String,
   CalledAE : System.String
);

public: void Open( 
   System.string* Node,
   System.int Port,
   System.string* CallingAE,
   System.string* CalledAE
) 

public:
void Open( 
   System.String^ Node,
   System.int Port,
   System.String^ CallingAE,
   System.String^ CalledAE
) 

'Declaration
 
Public Sub Open( _
   ByVal Node As System.String, _
   ByVal Port As System.Integer, _
   ByVal CallingAE As System.String, _
   ByVal CalledAE As System.String _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim instance As DicomPrint
Dim Node As System.String
Dim Port As System.Integer
Dim CallingAE As System.String
Dim CalledAE As System.String
 
instance.Open(Node, Port, CallingAE, CalledAE)

Parameters

Node

Network address (as dotted notation or resolvable name) to which the association is to be made

Port

Port on which remote application is listening

CallingAE

Name to quote for this Application Entity

CalledAE

Name of remote Application Entity

This method opens a new connection to the destination specified by the Node and Port property.

Although no result is returned, success at subsequent statements can always be assumed, as failure will produce a trappable error (error like "Fail to connection at TCP level" etc.).

As part of this method the well-known printer object is retrieved, so after this call, the Printer property becomes valid.

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher