> So you would have to replace the command
> 'jmolGetPropertyAsString("image")' by a command to get the file content.
>
> If you were lucky it would be 'jmolGetPropertyAsString("file")'. I don't
> know it. But I am rather sure that there is some way to get the file
> information into a Javascript variable.
>
> The only problem I observed here was the data size. There seems to be
> some system dependent security restriction in the amount of data
> transferred from Jmol to the browser.
Okay, I did try this route, it was jmolGetPropertyAsString("filecontents"). As
part of the new-age browser security, this was actually not allowed by safari
and ff3 either (seems to be independent of length) either although getting the
path of the filename was allowed. So it still stands that jmol->server is the
only plaussible route for me. Thanks Rolf.
-Rob
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