Rolf is absolutely right. I wanted to post whatever file is loaded in the
client-side signed applet to the server. I wanted to display structures on the
client side for my web application, and only send the file over when the user
hits a button. With the new FF3 security, I can only reads the local file with
signed JmolApplet, which means the client-server communication has to be done
b/w the applet and server. I spent the weekend going through the Jmol code, and
did see the methods in wrappedapplet that reads from URL objects. I have not
started implementing anything yet but at least have an idea (somewhat) where to
start, and how to get it done (again, somewhat, since I have no prior
experience with applet-server communication).
If Bob or someone with more experience is willing to get at the problem, it
would no doubt save me a week. Otherwise, I'll post a reply to this post when
(if) I get it to work for future reference.
-Rob
p.s. why am I not getting Bob's reply post? weird.
> Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:03:02 +0100
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] how to recompile jmolapplet
>
> On 02/22/2010 04:39 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> > please let us know what you are adding. If it is of general interest, I can
> > do it, or perhaps it's already there and you don't know how to access it.
> > Certainly the signed applet reads files just fine from URLs.
> >
> For me it looked as if Rob wanted to post data to a server from within
> Jmol. This could be of general interest because it would (presumably)
> overcome the size limitation that apparently exists in the communication
> between Javascript and Jmol applet (currently needed as a detour to send
> data from Jmol to a server; like images, state). And it would also
> simplify interaction with a server.
>
> Regards,
> Rolf
>
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