android - Issues with Imebra Dicom Viewer -

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"I'm trying to read a dicom file using the given instructions" Intellij Idea ".

The exact code snippet facing this problem is: 

  stream stream = new stream (); Stream.openFileRead ("/ sdcard / download / 87FDH4G2.dcm");   
 The error I get is that the stream can not be opened. I believe the error is mine On the machine  87FDH4G2.dcm  is due to the unavailability of the file.  
 My question is that  87FDH4G2.dcm  can be in my machine?  
 I am confused with this part:  /sdcard/download/87FDH4G2.dcm    
 
 
 The reason for this problem is simple: you do not have" 87 FDH 4G2 DCM "file on your Android device or emulator (Android Virtual Device). You can browse files by using Android Device Monitor. Can and can check whether you've saved a Diaisiom image in the right directory.

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