Andrew Waterhouse wrote:

>Can I ask if there was any decision taken as to leaving behind Java 1.1 
>and moving to Java 1.3 as the minimum standard?
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Somehow I got it into my head that we were trying to be compatible with 
1.3, so I didn't look as far back as 1.1. I've changed all the 
Vector.add and Vector.remove calls to 
Vector.addElement/Vector.insertElementAt and 
Vector.removeElement/Vector.removeElementAt, at least in 11.1.29. I 
don't think there's much else in there that would be different -- I've 
deliberately stayed away from anything particularly new in Java; I just 
didn't know about the changed Vector methods. Please try compiling 
11.1.29 and let me know what happens.

Should I go back and do this for 11.0 as well?

Bob

>Thanks,
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>Andrew
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>Bob Hanson wrote:
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>>Sorry, Andy. Jmol will not run on Java 1.1. We have kept it compatible 
>>with Java 1.3. That's as far back as we go.
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>>Andrew Waterhouse wrote:
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>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>Does the current JmolApplet.jar version 11 run happily in JVM 1.1?
>>>
>>>I'm trying to get it to work with Explorer and Netscape 4.7 on Windows, 
>>>but unfortunately there seems to be some Java 1.2 code preventing the 
>>>applet from running.
>>>
>>>Namely method add() to a vector in class org.jmol.util.CommandHistory, 
>>>which is Java 1.2?
>>>
>>>Or am I using the ant script incorrectly?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Andrew
>>>
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