As a follow up to the recent discussion about Firefox 30, and the use of the
PHP file, there are a few issues I'd like to get sorted in my head; my current
understanding / questions:
- If JSmol is being hosted on a remote server (i.e. a website), and
the developer has an option to
Hello,
We use the Jmol Jar files. Ever since Java SE7 was introduced in
early 2014 requiring all Java Applets to be signed with a trusted
certificate, we have been experiencing issues with the Java Applets.
Can you please provide updated jar files with a valid signed certificate
for the java
On 07/15/2014 05:15 PM, Krithika Bhuvaneshwar [kb...@georgetown.edu] wrote:
Hello,
We use the Jmol Jar files. Ever since Java SE7 was introduced in
early 2014 requiring all Java Applets to be signed with a trusted
certificate, we have been experiencing issues with the Java Applets.
Can you
Hi,
Jmol releases available at sourceforge.net should be signed with a proper
certificate.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/jmol/?source=directory
The Jmol website is probably completely outdated, running with an old Jmol
version.
If someone is willing to update it (Jmol-web project in the
Found it - thanks !
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Ms. Krithika Bhuvaneshwar
Bioinformatician/Data Manager
Innovation Center for Biomedical Informatics (ICBI)
Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC
Email: kb...@georgetown.edu ;
I am finally getting around to trying to put the JavaScript version of
JSpecView into the Spectral Zoo so that I can get away from using Java. I
started with the testjsv.htm page, as it seems to be the simplest one in the
most recent download. I would like to have a spectrum displayed without
Hi Jennifer
I have no experience with JSV, but it may be that the
is actually attached to JSmol, not JSV.
In the source code of the page I see
addSelectionOptions: true,
inside the Info variable. Try removing or disabling that one.
After updating Java today, I've been unable to run jmol on my webpage:
http://atlas.che.virginia.edu/mm/dim.php?user=ddh9rjobid=82043struct=Dimer_Mode.res
or any others that i've tried, including:
http://jmol.sourceforge.net/demo/atoms/
Java itself, however, seems to work as expected on
I can confirm that observations. All my (remaining) Jmol (Java)
instances show as gray squares. There are no error messages in the
Java console (in fact, loading of the page with the app does not trigger
opening of the console even if it is set up to open).
Other java applets on the same site
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