El 4 Oct 2007 a las 9:54, Sebastian Schwieger escribió:
> 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
> ....
>
> So, yeah, I'm using "../jmol". Is that wrong?
Wrong in the sense that Java won't allow to access the models in the
hard disk, whether compressed or not. You must use the signed applet
for local access. All will work from the web server.
If you want to run the pages from local disk (as well as from the
server), you must have the models together or below the applet files,
as in
base/
Jmol.js
JmolApplet.jar
....
jmol_Test/
jmol_Test.html
testfile.spt
testfile.log.gz
JmolPopIn.js
testfile.png
or this other:
base/
jmol_Test/
jmol_Test.html
testfile.spt
JmolPopIn.js
testfile.png
jmol/
Jmol.js
JmolApplet.jar
testfile.log.gz
or this other:
base/
jmol/
Jmol.js
JmolApplet.jar
jmol_Test/
jmol_Test.html
testfile.spt
testfile.log.gz
JmolPopIn.js
testfile.png
The html, gif, js,... can be anywhere, I'm not sure about the spt.
As Jonathan said, if information at the Wiki is not clear or helpful
enough, please amend it or suggest improvements.
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