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Aspose.Imaging Java API allows to add xmp tags to dicom image in your Java application or Web service.

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add-xmp-tags-to-dicom-image.java

import com.aspose.imaging.Image;
import com.aspose.imaging.fileformats.dicom.DicomImage;
import com.aspose.imaging.imageoptions.DicomOptions;
import com.aspose.imaging.xmp.XmpPacketWrapper;
import com.aspose.imaging.xmp.schemas.dicom.DicomPackage;

//Folder that contains set of test template files for all formats
String templatesFolder = "c:\\templates\\";
//Folder that contains output files
String outputDir = "c:\\output\\";

addXmpTagsToDicomFile(templatesFolder, outputDir);

void addXmpTagsToDicomFile(String dataDir, String outputDir)
{
	try (DicomImage image = (DicomImage) Image.load(dataDir + "template.dicom"))
	{
		XmpPacketWrapper xmpPacketWrapper = new XmpPacketWrapper();
		DicomPackage dicomPackage = new DicomPackage();

		dicomPackage.setEquipmentInstitution("Test Institution");
		dicomPackage.setEquipmentManufacturer("Test Manufacturer");
		dicomPackage.setPatientBirthDate("19010101");
		dicomPackage.setPatientId("010101");
		dicomPackage.setPatientName("Test Name");
		dicomPackage.setPatientSex("M");
		dicomPackage.setSeriesDateTime("19020202");
		dicomPackage.setSeriesDescription("Test Series Description");
		dicomPackage.setSeriesModality("Test Modality");
		dicomPackage.setSeriesNumber("01");
		dicomPackage.setStudyDateTime("19030303");
		dicomPackage.setStudyDescription("Test Study Description");
		dicomPackage.setStudyId("02");
		dicomPackage.setStudyPhysician("Test Physician");

		xmpPacketWrapper.addPackage(dicomPackage);
		String outputFile = outputDir + "output.dcm";

		image.save(outputFile, new DicomOptions()
		{{
			setXmpData(xmpPacketWrapper);
		}});
	}
}