Quoting Bob Hanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm catching on, but not quite. Rolf, when you say "applet export" what
> are you referring to? Creation of a JPG64 using
>
> jmolGetProperty("image")?
Yes, I am using 'jmolGetPropertyAsString("image")'.
Sorry that I wasn't clear enough. But I thought it was obvious because
it is the only way to export an image from the applet (that I know of).
Have you tried opening the URL included as "documentBase" at the
beginning of the state script:
"http://www.fli-leibniz.de/cgi-bin/3d_mapping-rh.pl?CODE=1deh&VIEW=exon&JMOLVERSION=11.3.38";?
After loading it you should maybe reorient the molecule with this command:
moveto /* time, axisAngle */ 1.0 { 839 -522 -153 93.03} /* zoom,
translation */ 107.02 0.0 0.0 /* center, rotationRadius */
{-0.37650013 2.6524982 -47.993996} 57.647785 /* navigation center,
translation, depth */ {0.0 0.0 0.0} -27.864134 33.94326 50.0;
And then just press the "snapshot" button in the "Graphics Window" section.
> When I run the applet in MSIE, I see antialiasDisplay working properly.
>
That is working fine for me also, as described before.
> AntialiasImages would have no use in the applet, as you can't write
> images with the applet. If you are using jmolGetProperty("image") and
> passing that back to your server (which is an interesting idea in
> itself), then that should work fine
>
> In that case, it is really getting exactly the screen image, so when I
> use that with http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/new.htm
> and the image link, of course I get nothing with MSIE, since it doesn't
> support JPG64 inline images (in my version of MSIE), but with Firefox I
> get what I expect -- a faithful reproduction of the image itself
> exactly as I see it, antialisased if the display is antialiased; not if
> it is not. That's a different process; it does a screen grab and
> converts that directly to JPG64 format. I think this is what we want
> for that. Maybe not.
>
> In neither case do I see the screen go haywire.
>
I didn't know that there was a fundamental difference in the
production of the image in the applet. I had assumed that the base64
encoding was just on top of the usual image generation.
Regards,
Rolf
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