Safari works correctly when I use jmolApplet(480,"load /testmol.pdb"); but
if I read the pdb contents into a string (properly constructed, it works
in FireFox) and use:
jmolApplet(480);
jmolLoadInline("$pdb");
the I get a crash in Safari:
AppletRegistry.checkIn(jmolApplet0)
2005-01-06 10:48:44.747 Safari[3380] Apple Applet Plugin: JNI exception
(-[JavaWebKitView pluginResize], 489)
Exception in thread "AWT-AppKit" java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.jmol.applet.JmolApplet.loadInline(JmolApplet.java:454)
Jan 6 10:48:44 xrayG4 /Applications/Safari.app/Contents/MacOS/Safari: An
error report file has been saved as
/Users/ball/Library/Logs/JavaNativeCrash_pid3380.log. Please refer to the
file for further information.
I wanted to use the LoadInline function to avoid starting up yet another
perl process to read the coordinate file (the whole jmol page is already
being created using a cgi perl script so that access can be controlled).
Rich
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