Hello, dear developers. This is the first time i write in this list. Nice to be
between all you.
I can see that Jmol is capable of calculate de surface of proteins. Now, i want
to implement this code in my java program.
Which clases i need to obtain the values of the solvent accesible and
Héctor,
The best way to do this would be to include Jmol in your project as a
JmolViewer object and use that API. But if you want to do this from scratch,
look at the src/jmol/jvxl directory, which is the origin of all the
surfaces. src/jmol/jvxl/readers/IsoSolventReader.java creates the protein
Thanks you very much indeed, i will use both of the ways you propose to learn.
I`ll tell you my advances in a nearly future.
Bye.
El 24/11/2010, a las 16:02, Robert Hanson escribió:
Héctor,
The best way to do this would be to include Jmol in your project as a
JmolViewer object and use
Hi Jonathan,
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 8:59 PM, Jonathan Gutow gu...@uwosh.edu wrote:
Nico,
Bob can give you the details, but I think both things you suggest are
possible. However, I see one big problem: in general I do not think
we should default to opening a live Jmol in the wiki. A
Very important to use the UNSIGNED applet, I think, by the way. Just too
much the signed applet could do in a Wiki environment.
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