Sebastian Lisken said:
> Wouldn't it be possible though to split the applet into several Jars and
> arrange for all but the first to be loaded on demand?
Loading only the jar files necessary for the features requested would be
great if it were possible. I can see the point of a Jmol-light, but ADS
> Bob, I find this very attractive. Loading takes time when the server is not
> close, and that could
> help much. In fact, I always expected that the split of JmolApplet into 6 jar
> files would do that,
> but it seems not to be so.
Wouldn't it be possible though to split the applet into sev
On 3/2/07 4:20 PM, "Bob Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an idea for slimming down the Jmol applet and need comments. The
> idea is that few people will use ALL the capabilities of Jmol
> Q: Is this a good idea?
I think it's a great idea. I don't notice the download time with a f
Hi Bob,
I think this is a good idea. Cutting down on the initial load time,
and menu complexity, would be quite helpful. It may also help with
what I think of as "ramping up" time, the time between the applet
loading and the structure appearing, which on my Mac G4 powerbook
(1GHz with a g
Bob,
I think it's a good idea to have several flavors of Jmol. I
use the crystallographic capabilities and have a further list of
desired features - least squares planes, estimated standard
deviations in bond distances and angles, anisotropic thermal
ellipsoid display. (I've kind of be
Bob, I find this very attractive. Loading takes time when the server is not
close, and that could
help much. In fact, I always expected that the split of JmolApplet into 6 jar
files would do that,
but it seems not to be so.
Yes, I think that reduced functionality would be enough in many cases
Dear Bob,
Interesting ideas! I guess I'm not convinced that the applet size is
enough of a problem to justify the complexity of what you propose.
However, Jmol is bound to keep growing, so eventually an AppletLite
may be more justifiable.a
-Eric
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Jmol users,
I have an idea for slimming down the Jmol applet and need comments. The
idea is that few people will use ALL the capabilities of Jmol. Perhaps
there should be a set of Jar files that are optional add-ons to a basic
package. This package might have just a couple of file readers, no
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