Angel,
Thank you so much for the clarification. You were spot on.
I now fully understand the difference. I am happy with JSmol as I do not
want to rely on Java.
Amjad
On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 11:43 AM, Angel Herráez <[email protected]>wrote:
> At the risk of being repetitive, let's set this clear:
>
> Old and new Jmol needs Java, both for the application (stand-alone
> program in your computer) and for the applet inside webpages (using
> the Java plugín which is installed/added to your browser when you
> install Java in the computer).
>
> Current policies of both Java and the browsers make more difficult to
> run Java applets, needing permissions, confirmation dialogs and so.
> Still, they runs nicekly once you are confident to give the
> permissions (except for pages with applets in local disk, which are
> nearly impossible to run now).
>
> Java runs in the client machine. The applet gets downloaded as part
> of the page.
>
>
> New JSmol (only used as objects inside webpages, no application here)
> does not use Java. It runs JavaScript + HTML5 code, in the browser.
> All modern browsers can run it (that means Internet Explorer mst be
> version 10, maybe 9 too --can't remember now; no problems with
> Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera?).
> There is NO Java requirement at all. This caters for those who don't
> want or are not allowed to install Java in their computer, and for
> devices that do not support Java --like iOS and Android
> tablets/phones.
>
> Javascript runs in the client machine too.
>
> So in any case the server only delivers the pages. There are a couple
> of exceptions (loading binary files, loading files from external
> databases) but we can omit that for this general description.
>
>
> What Jmol2.js does is convert your existing page with JmolApplets
> based on Jmol.js to the new Jmol-JSO format (that's Jmol JavaScript
> Object) --withuout you ever changing a bit in the page code**.
> Jmol-JSO may be set to use Java Jmol applets or use HTML4 JSmol. You
> need to configure that in your copy of Jmol2.js.
>
> (( ** Well, you do need to change 2 lines in your page headers. See
> the Wiki. ))
>
> Please re-read the documentation we have. I know it is not extensive,
> but I think it does explain most of these things.
>
> http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/JSmol
>
> http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/JSmol#Conversion_using_the_Jmol2.js_.27
> adapter.27_library
>
> And you are always welcome to contribute in the Wiki contents.
>
> Good luck with your J(S)mol prjects!
>
>
>
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