Hi again

On 11 Sep 2007 at 17:46, NARENDHAR THOTA wrote:
> EMBED width=300 height=200 type=chemical/x-mdl-molfile structure 
> ="<%=myStructureString%>" queryformbox="document.myForm.Structure"

I see. I had never heard about that "structure" parameter and the Chime string 
format.
I see that it is some MDL internal format. Quoting MDL:

--structure--
Description: Used instead of src to load an in-line compressed molfile. The 
compressed 
molfile is a compressed, URL-safe encoded version of the structure file. It is 
generated by 
Chemscape Server. 

So, my first guess is that it should be Chemscape Server who can transform it 
into a 
MOLfile.

> I can right click on the window and import mol file, or I can alsopaste in a 
> structure. 
> 
> So, when I readthe Stringdocument.myForm.Structure as request.getParameter... 
> on server 
> side,I get the structure in chime String format, like I have pointed out in 
> my previous mail. 


> I am trying to get the structure as mol file format instead of chime string, 
> there could be easy 
> way, may be inclient itself. I can use some javascript to get the structure 
> in mol format, but I am 
> not sure how to get that ;-) . I tried different ways but without much 
> success.

The major problem here is that MDL formats are not open. I cannot help with 
that. You 
should ask MDL support.
Of course, once you have the MOL file there's no problem to get it into Jmol.

There are several links on Google speaking of this compressed molfile, within 
the context of 
the Marvin program. Maybe you can get some clue there.
Or this may help you:
http://www.ccl.net/chemistry/resources/messages/2006/08/10.002-dir/index.html
quote:
"I guess you are talking about the compressed molfile strings Chime uses?
 The CACTVS toolkit (www.xemistry.com/academic, free for academic use) can
 read and write them, and convert them into *all* of your desired formats."



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