10.x prototype only, not 10.2:
Viewer is public, so what you can do in JavaScript is
var myviewer=jmolGetPropertyAsJavaObject("jmolViewer")
then all the methods of Viewer are accessible via JavaScript.
HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL
I believe another applet in Java would use:
import netscape.javascript.J
is it possible for jmol to be embedded in a page with another applet?
how would this be done, and how would the second applet go about
accessing jmol's public methods?
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technolog
This is no problem in any version of Jmol since 10.2.
Michal Bozon wrote:
>..maybe I can use it in combination with centerAt command. I would move
>the molecule so that the atom of interest would be in the center, and
>then set the center to that atom.
>
>But there is a problem - I have to have
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