Dear users,
I'm setting up a page that uses Jmol-JSO syntax (13.1.6)
I see that there are defaults for Info that suit the unsigned applet but not
the
signed applet.
This code works:
var myInfo = {
jarFile: 'JmolAppletSigned0.jar',
jarPath: '.',
isSigned: true
};
var myJmol = Jmol.getApplet("myJmol", myInfo);
but this one does NOT work:
var myInfo = {
isSigned: true
};
var myJmol = Jmol.getApplet("myJmol", myInfo);
giving a Java ClassNotfoundException error for JmolApplet.class
I would expect that setting the 'isSigned' value should be enough for the
correct jarfile to be used. In addition to that being simple and expected,
otherwise, what is the purpose for the isSigned parameter if I must anyway
specify the signed jar file?
Clarification:
Apparently the unsigned version is trying to be used (according to
debug:true). Since I had not included a copy of the unsigned jar files, I am
getting the error. When all the files are present, the applet opens unsigned
even though isSigned is set true.
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