Hello,
I have seen many great incorporations of JSmol in chemical databases and web
pages. However, I am curious if anyone has incorporated JSmol into an
Institutional Repository (e.g. Dspace)?
Thanks!
Vin
Vincent F. Scalfani, Ph.D.
Science and Engineering Librarian, University Libraries
Currently I need to do the release. Theoretically this should be doable
automatically, but ant isn't that well supported anymore and I was unable
to figure out the configuration yet.
Bob, I do think it would be a good idea for you to make a sonatype account
I'm trying to update the way BioJava interacts with Jmol. We're currently
loading structures into Jmol by converting them to PDB format and passing
that string to JmolViewer.openStringInline(). Now that Jmol 14.6 is
available in maven, we need to move away from PDB.
My first choice would be to
Excellent! Thanks, Nico, Spencer, and Mark.
When I update Jmol to new subversions, will this somehow happen
automatically, or does Mark or Spencer need to watch out for that and do
something?
On Fri, Aug 26, 2016 at 5:26 AM, Mark Williamson wrote:
> On 25/08/16 16:10, Spencer
On 25/08/16 16:10, Spencer Bliven wrote:
> 14.6.1_2016.08.20 is released! At least that's what it says on OSS. It's
> not yet showing up in maven central, but I think it might just takes a
> few hours to sync.
>
> Mark, thanks so much for sharing your build notes! They were essential
Dear
Hi Vin
Can you explain more what you are after?
I know Dspace only as something related to libraries, either a way to store
references or full articles (not sure now)
JSmol files are stored in any server that is holding webpages with models.
What kind of application or use are you thinking of?
The call you will need to make is to this, in org.jmol.viewer.Viewer:
public String loadModelFromFile(String fullPathName, String fileName,
String[] fileNames, Object reader,
boolean isAppend,
It would be totally inconvenient to treat the byte[] mmtf data as String
data.
You can cache the binary data as a byte array and then pass a cache://
protocol.
Way better would be to pass the data as a buffered stream, but I don't
think that is set up in Jmol.
You have the data in what form? Full
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