Hi Bob Having fun evangelizing? ;-)
On 14 Oct 2012 at 22:38, Bob Hanson wrote:
> You must both specify the jar file and whether or not it is signed. JmolJSO
> doesn't make the call on that.
Yes, I see that's the case. What I'm arguing is that if a user sets isSigned to
true, that should be enough without the need to know or care to specify the
name of the signed applet jarfile.
That is,
var myInfo = {
isSigned: true
};
should work, by itself.
I've made an attempt at editing Core.js that seems to work. I am attaching it
here in patch format, for you consideration.
Enjoy Washington!
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