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Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] beginning Jmol website
I see the file there from my ftp program, so I'm confused. My page is
at http://web.centre.edu/muzyka/organic/butane/simple.htm
butane.xyz does not exist in the same directory as simple.htm
Restated, this file should exist, but does
If you have the file somewhere else (say above the Jmol file), can you
just use the complete path (i.e. URL) to the file?
It is generally best if you use 'relative paths' to reference other files.
That way you can restructure your web site more easily.
In other words, do not start your
Robley and Jennifer, it is not a question of relative or absolute
paths, it is that Java will refuse to load files that are above the
applet in the folder tree structure, due to security reasons.
So, you can have
/JmolApplet.jar
/molecule.mol
or
/JmolApplet.jar
/models/molecule.mol
but not
On 2005-07-08 (12:48) Angel Herraez wrote:
Robley and Jennifer, it is not a question of relative or absolute
paths, it is that Java will refuse to load files that are above the
applet in the folder tree structure, due to security reasons.
So, you can have
/JmolApplet.jar
/molecule.mol
or
On 2005-07-08 (13:27) Egon Willighagen wrote:
On Friday 08 July 2005 01:17 pm, timothy driscoll wrote:
if you are running from an actual Web server, you can put
JmolApplet, Jmol.js, and your pdb files anywhere in relation to
each other as long
as
they are www-readable, and the paths and
On 2005-07-08 (13:27) Egon Willighagen wrote:
On Friday 08 July 2005 01:17 pm, timothy driscoll wrote:
if you are running from an actual Web server, you can put JmolApplet,
Jmol.js, and your pdb files anywhere in relation to each other as
long as they are www-readable, and the paths and filenames
I'm finally trying to start converting some of my chime tutorials to jmol, and
I'm having a tough time getting a very simple example to work. I basically
copied the simple example in the demonstration pages. I've tried several
approaches, all of them unsuccessful. I tried running the page
Hi Jennifer
I have seen this before. Most likely it is due to jmol applet being in a
directory **under** that of the model. This is a known problem, though I
thought I understood it was so only for local files, no web server files.
Anyway, for a start try putting jmolapplet.jar in the same
I see the file there from my ftp program, so I'm confused. My
page is at http://web.centre.edu/muzyka/organic/butane/simple.htm
butane.xyz does not exist in the same directory as simple.htm
Restated, this file should exist, but does not:
http://web.centre.edu/muzyka/organic/butane/butane.xyz
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