It's just a file format problem, Henry.
I'm getting this on my Java Console:
openFile(6+2-yne.xyz) 280 ms
SmarterJmolAdapter:The Resolver thinks:null
error opening
http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/chreay/suppinfo/cr030092l/Figure4/6+2-ene.xyz
unrecognized file format
openFile(6+2-ene.xyz) 220 ms
When I look at that file, all I see is a huge set of javascript. Is
there really a .xyz file hiding there somewhere?
So there's some magic going on here from your end that is a little
beyond the applet's capability, perhaps.
Oh, I see, it's a redirect from the server after setting a bunch of
document cookies to
http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/chreay/suppinfo/cr030092l/Figure4/6+2-ene.xyz?sessid=3705
Oh, forget that!
Bob
Rzepa, Henry wrote:
Could I ask the list to test the following
http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/chreay/suppinfo/cr030092l/Figure4/index.html
When I tested it locally, molecules ALWAYS appear on the page. When the ACS
mounted it, molecules always appeared when they test it. But when I
and colleagues here test the ACS pages, more often than not, no molecules
appear.
Turns out that reloads of the page (between 1-4 reloads) normally eventually
populates the page with molecules. On a Mac with Safari, the success rate is
much lower.
This has all the hallmarks of a flow control problem, whereupon the data
for an applet is passed to that applet before it has fully finished downloading.
If this is correct, I dont know if this is a browser issue, a Java run time
issue,
or a Jmol issue (or an issue due to the way the applet is called).
Can anyone help?
PS Other pages afflicted by this problem include
http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/orlef7/suppinfo/ol0518333/index.html
If it can be reproduced, is there a fix?
PS I am deploying Jmol 10 from last December, as the currently
stable version.
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