Thanks Angel --
Yes, it definitely turned out to be a memory issue. My inexperience is
another! I was stumped since the Jmol graphic stopped responding, but Jmol
itself was still running and doing stuff -- I could still enter commands
into the console and get appropriate responses. Now I know
I've gone ahead and added for Jmol 11.6.RC12 the applet param tag
maximumSize. This can be set to a maximum size for which the height and
width are not allowed to exceed when resizing. I think this will be a more
user-friendly option. The way to invoke it would be
jmolInitialize(...)
Rolf Huehne wrote:
Thomas Stout wrote:
Thanks Angel --
Yes, it definitely turned out to be a memory issue. My inexperience is
another! I was stumped since the Jmol graphic stopped responding, but Jmol
itself was still running and doing stuff -- I could still enter commands
into the
Thomas Stout wrote:
Thanks Angel --
Yes, it definitely turned out to be a memory issue. My inexperience is
another! I was stumped since the Jmol graphic stopped responding, but Jmol
itself was still running and doing stuff -- I could still enter commands
into the console and get
Hi Tom
I'm probably late in joining this thread, but since there has been no final
comment, here's
my 2 cents
1)
Your problem looks to me as more related to a specific browser and JVM that to
Jmol
version (but I may be wrong). Of course, memory is an issue.
2)
i) be able to stipulate the
You have total control over the popup characteristics -- it's your page! The
only reason it's resizing is that you have percentages listed in the
jmolApplet command, I think.
Bob
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 4:30 PM, Thomas Stout [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Yes: I've seen the users make the windows
It's odd that the question about syncing with pop-up applet windows came up
today just as I noticed the following:
with the applet (version 11.6RC7) creating pop-up windows with the contents
of an applet in a web page works just fine, but when re-sizing that pop-up
window, the structure
Thomas Stout wrote:
It's odd that the question about syncing with pop-up applet windows came up
today just as I noticed the following:
with the applet (version 11.6RC7) creating pop-up windows with the contents
of an applet in a web page works just fine, but when re-sizing that pop-up
Hmmm - thanks Rolf.
It sounds like it would be best to avoid the end-user arbitrarily resizing
the popup window to make it larger/smaller My beta-test users are all
trying to make the popup window larger by dragging the browser window (or
using the maximize button in the upper right window
ever? even if you don't manipulate the model? Please check for Java console
errors.
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 12:29 PM, Thomas Stout [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
It's odd that the question about syncing with pop-up applet windows came up
today just as I noticed the following:
with the applet
Yes, the display fails just on re-sizing the window (no model
manipulation). Without re-sizing the window, one can manipulate the model
and do anything one wishes with Jmol with complete stability.
Curiously, the popup window is more resistant to this blanking effect using
MS IExplorer than with
I've confirmed the out-of-memory issue. Adding -Xm256M into my Java
control panel (found this info on the Jmol wiki:
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Jmol_Applet) seems to eliminate the
problem
BTW, does anyone know how to achieve this for a browser running on linux?
Cheers,
Tom
On Wed,
There's your answer. Out of memory. How big are these resizes? height/width?
I wonder if a settable maximumWindowSize option might be in order here.
Bob
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Thomas Stout [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Exception in thread AWT-EventQueue-3 java.lang.OutOfMemoryError:
Yes: I've seen the users make the windows pretty big (especially when they
hit the maximize window button in the upper right of the browser window --
the window then becomes as large as the monitor some of those are in the
2000 pixels dimensions now). I'd be interested in two possible solutions:
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