G'day,
[ again, apologies if this has already been covered ]
- Second is loading the Jmol applet. Takes quite a while too, and it's longer from a web server than from a local file. Only the first time, then it's much quicker (reads form the browser's cache, it seems).
On older browsers with 1.1 JVMs (IE+MSFT JVM & NS4.* on Win32 & MacOS 9) it comes from the browser's cache.
On systems with the Sun Java Plug-in (including MacOS X) the plug-in maintains a separate cache for downloaded applets.
This is correct. However, special PARAM tags must be included in the APPLET tag to make use of the Java2 Plug-In cache; the default is to use the browser cache. For more info see <http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.3/docs/appletcaching.html>. The ability to version JARs in the Plug-In cache is particularly useful.
Regards, Chris.
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