Dear Xiao, Yes I am aware of the project that you are working on with the Cytokine database. > In this project JMVS is needed to display moleculars directly on the web > so that user do not need to download PDB files and use local software to > view them. JMVS will be just fine for this but remember that the target PC still needs to have Java3D installed. I would like to see Java3D become part of the Java core which will then mean that all web browsers will come with it built-in. I am sure this will happen as Java3D gains popularity. > In your README and email, I notice that the JMVS1.0.1 I downloaded >does not run as an applet whereas the new version does. Since I definetely >need to run the software on web, is it possible to let me have the new version >now? Well, I suppose I can give you a pre-release of version 2.0 which supports everything in 1.0.1 and some more. If you give me a few days then I will get a a pre-release ready for you and to you before next Tuesday. > Also, I am using department's solaris machine, do I need to install extra > Java package like Java3D and OpenGL in order to run JMVS? Yes, you will need to install the Java3D implementation for Solaris from the Java3D page at http://java.sun.com and also the Java1.2 Runtime Environment Plugin (needed for Java extensions other than the core Java platform which Java3D is). Let me know if this suits you, Best Regards ========================================= Allistair Crossley BSc Developer of Java3D Molecular Visualisation System www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/aajc/jmvs [EMAIL PROTECTED] ========================================= =========================================================================== To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JAVA3D-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
