Let's see. You could look in the source for that; it's mostly just a simple
ZIP file that contains all the files required for the current state along
with a "manifest" file that lists the files to load. In the case of a .JMOL
file, the manifest just lists a state script file. There's nothing more to
it than that. It also includes a PNG file, but that's just for reference.
That does not have to be there. You have to be careful putting the script
file in there, though, so that all file references are to the current
directory -- "."
Bob
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 12:19 PM, Michael Evans <[email protected]>wrote:
> Lords and lasses of Jmol—I am interested in writing .jmol files (really,
> folders containing their would-be contents) to a remote location on my
> server using PHP. My question is about the precise specification of .jmol.
> What is always included in the ZIP file, and how are the file's contents
> processed for loading into Jmol? I'm proficient in Java, so just pointing to
> a file in the Jmol source where I could find this out will be fine...my plan
> is to pull file contents using PHP and emulate the loading behavior.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Cheers, Mike
>
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