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birm avatar birm commented on August 18, 2024 1

tiff should work, that's strange. It's in the allowedExtensions, and should be supported by openslide.
Annotations are in the mongo database, and do not modify the slide file itself.

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3048205169 avatar 3048205169 commented on August 18, 2024 1

tiff should work, that's strange. It's in the allowedExtensions, and should be supported by openslide.
Annotations are in the mongo database, and do not modify the slide file itself.
tiff

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3048205169 avatar 3048205169 commented on August 18, 2024

And another question, after drawing, there will be lines and rectangles on the slides, I wonder where do these lines and rectangles restored? I guess maybe they are images such as png or jpg but actually I cannot find them in the caMicroscope folder or Distro folder. Maybe they are in ca-mongo database?

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3048205169 avatar 3048205169 commented on August 18, 2024

tiff should work, that's strange. It's in the allowedExtensions, and should be supported by openslide.
Annotations are in the mongo database, and do not modify the slide file itself.

And I wonder how to get into the mongo database to see these annotation files. Are there any commands in Ubuntu that can be used to find these files?

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birm avatar birm commented on August 18, 2024

As for annotations, There are a few options. You can expose the mongo db port and connect outside of the container (do not do so in production), but I usually exec into the container with docker exec -it ca-mongo mongo

Can you try an openslide-show-properties on the image file you're using?

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3048205169 avatar 3048205169 commented on August 18, 2024

THis command runs
ca-mongo

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3048205169 avatar 3048205169 commented on August 18, 2024

Is the annotation stored as .wt file?

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birm avatar birm commented on August 18, 2024

They are stored as augmented geojson documents. From that mongo shell, you can run use camic as before, then db.mark.count() to determine how many annotations, and db.mark.find() to get the data.

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birm avatar birm commented on August 18, 2024

I've never tried to mess with the wired tiger files or any mongo internals directly in that way. Perhaps you can?

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3048205169 avatar 3048205169 commented on August 18, 2024

Oh! your commands are very useful! Previouly I thought maybe the .wt file is the annotation!

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