I took a few seconds and created a self-signed version of the
JMolApplet.jar. I re-tgz'ed the binary distribution with the signed
applet (and the original applet). It is available at:
http://scazdl.org/~robertz/jmol-10.00-binary-signedjar.tar.gz
For those who already have the binary or full down
Robert Zeigler wrote:
2) Also as mentioned by Miguel, stick everything in the same directory.
If you are like me, the idea of setting up a local web server is a bit of an
overkill here. It's just the .jar and .mol files that need to be related.
The rule is just this for local operation:
.jar nee
We need to document this better. Seems to be the problem-of-the-week.
Todd, your problem comes from using Jmol to load files that are local to your
hard drive. Specifically for local files:
All data files must be in the directory or a subdirectory of the directory
containing JmolApplet.jar.
Thi
Todd Carlson wrote:
File Error:java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
and
ScriptException:java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong. I would like to get this sorted
out or I'll have 15 frustrated students I can't help.
This is an applet
Todd wrote:
[snip]
> I downloaded the jmol 10.00 zip file and extracted into a
> folder on my hard drive in subdirectory "jmolprograms".
The Java virtual machine places security restrictions on applets that are
run off of the hard disk. This has nothing to do with Jmol, but applies to
all applets
I have written a lot of Chime pages and am just now getting around to
learning jmol. I was going to have my biochem students write some
simple jmol pages this semester. My experience in the past has been
that you must keep things simple in order to do this kind of exercise in
class as you never k
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