Steve, a Jar file is a zip file, so that would be correct. Just save it
to your hard drive. Bear with us; we're just not creating full ZIP files
yet.
To use the prototype, you have two options:
1) Quick download; more work:
a) download JmolAppletProto.jar and Jmol-new.js
b) change your project files to point to Jmol-new.js instead of Jmol.js
c) comment out your jmolInitialize() statement if it currently reads:
jmolInitialize(".")
or change it to read
jmolInitialize("<whatever directory>", "JmolAppletProto.jar")
This is what I do, because I can always change those two lines back in
order
to compare results.
or
2) Slower download; Make no changes in your HTML files:
a) save copies of the 10.2 jar and js files somewhere
b) download JmolApplet0-6.jar(s) individually along with Jmol-new.js
c) replace the 10.2 jars and Jmol.js with those files
Bob Hanson
Steven R. Spilatro wrote:
>I'm a rookie to jmol so your patience is appreciated. I want to take
>advantage of new functions I see described for jmol-new, but have
>been unsuccessful getting it set up. I'm stumped at step-one:
>down-loading jmolappletproto.jar
>from http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/proto/ gives me
>a zip file, not the jar. ; what am I doing wrong?
>Steve
>
>Dr. Steven R. Spilatro
>Chair, Department of Biology
>Marietta College
>
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