I really believe the answer to this one is:
empty the cache
restart Safari
Safari thinks there's a security violation whenever you've downloaded
JmolApplet.jar from one URL and then access it (a copy) from another URL.
Good luck.
--Dan
On Aug 26, 2005, at 12:19 PM, Miguel wrote:
The problem is with Apple, not with Mozilla nor Jmol.
The button works fine in Safari.
In order for Mozilla (1.7.10) to be fully compatible with Jmol and
Jmol.js, do I need to force Mozilla to use the latest Java, and if so,
how do I do that?
Correct.
See and install http://javaplugin.sourceforge.net/
I installed this and re-started my machine. I no longer get the browser check
error. But the button is still non-functional and Jmol console shows:
ScriptException:error loading script -> java.security.AccessControlException:
access denied (java.io.FilePermission
/Users/friedar/Documents/Projects/scitech/Boyer/website/structure/hexokinase/domains.spt
read)
Script line:script domains.spt;
ScriptException:error loading script -> java.security.AccessControlException:
access denied (java.io.FilePermission
/Users/friedar/Documents/Projects/scitech/Boyer/website/structure/hexokinase/domains.spt
read)
Script line:script domains.spt;
Jmol executing script ...
Jmol script completed
Frieda
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