Bob Hanson schrieb:
>> I have to correct myself. It seems to be the other way around:
>> * If I put the folder created on export and the folder containing jmol
>> on the local file system, it seems that the signed applet is needed for
>> decompression.
>> * If I put the same two folders on a webserver, the unsigned applet is
>> doing fine.
>>
>>
>>
> I still don't buy it. You must be putting your files -- compressed or
> not -- in a directory that does not have JmolApplet.jar somewhere in
> it's path -- that is, the files must not be in a subdirectory of the one
> with Jmol.jar.
>
> Are you sure you are using "../" or "../../" for the path to the jar
> file in the Web Export page, and not something like "../jmol"?
>
Here's my directory structure:
base/
jmol_Test/
jmol_Test.html
testfile.spt
testfile.log.gz
JmolPopIn.js
testfile.png
jmol/
Jmol.js
Jmol.jar
JmolApplet.jar
....
These are the paths in jmol_Test.html:
var jmoljarpath = "../jmol";
var jmoljspath = "../jmol";
var jmoljarfile = "JmolApplet0.jar";
var dataDir = ".";
So, yeah, I'm using "../jmol". Is that wrong?
Sebastian
> Bob
>
>
>> Sorry for confusion.
>> Sebastian
>>
>>
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