Robert Zeigler wrote:
2) Also as mentioned by Miguel, stick everything in the same directory.
If you are like me, the idea of setting up a local web server is a bit of an overkill here. It's just the .jar and .mol files that need to be related.
The rule is just this for local operation:
.jar needs to be in the same or one of the parent directories of the .mol file.
Thus, .js and .html can be anywhere.
From an organizational point of view, it seems to make sense to use:
jmol/ contains the applet js and jar files
samples/whatever1/ contains html, image, and mol files samples/whatever2/ contains html, image, and mol files samples/whatever3/ contains html, image, and mol files
But this does not work for "local application" of the applet.
So, perhaps if you really want to use a local platform without a personal web server, you should set your system up as follows:
jmol/ contains the applet js and jar files jmol/models contains mol files
samples/whatever1/ contains html and image files samples/whatever2/ contains html and image files samples/whatever3/ contains html and image files
Something like that.
Bob Hanson
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