Hello, Klaus 

Welcome to Jmol!

Your situation looks reasonable and should work.

It is true that recent Java updates are causing trouble due to new 
security policies. I would say that having all files in the same 
folder is safe even for current policies.

>     Nothing works anymore.

In my system, running Jmol applets in pages form local disk has 
stopped working. Java is blocked, and says so. I have found no 
solution yet other than running a local webserver. But your error 
message is different. 


>     After a time of testing: I had to use signed applet instead of normal 
>     applets.

That's possible, due to new security rules.


You example code looks good to me and I see no reason why it should 
look for the mol file in Desktop. It should work in the folder where 
the html page and the Jmol files are.

Try:

- clear the Java cache and reload the pages: 
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Troubleshooting/Java_Problems#Java_cach
e

- change the name of the molfile and see it it helps (maybe the 1 is 
doing something funny)


>     Should I change to JSmol ? I want only display 3-D Models in a 
>     locally stored HTML Page, no Checkboxes, very simple. 

That is an option, and more future-proof. At least if your molecules 
are not very large it works very well.
On the other hand, running JSmol pages from local disk may have 
difficulties, it needs a web server for some tasks.

>     understood is, that the JSmol Version do not need anymore JAVA 
>     Runtime. It only use JAVA Scripts, and so it should work also on 
>     Androind and/or iOS ?? 

That is true. But note there are no such "Java scripts" involved, it 
is Javascript, a different language that runs in the browser --like 
what Jmol.js uses, only now (in JSmol)  it is also used for rendering 
the graphics.
And yes it works in Windows or Mac or Linux as well as Android and 
iOS

If you decide on trying JSmol, read instructions at
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Jmol_JavaScript_Object




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