data "model xxx" had a bug. That's fixed. I think you can use
data "model" instead, and it will work. It's just when you add the space
and xxx that the bug causes the error.
thanks,
Bob
Dean Johnston wrote:
> I had similar problems - On OS X the Java cache is located in
> ~/Library/Caches/J
I had similar problems - On OS X the Java cache is located in
~/Library/Caches/Java/cache you can clear it using the Java Preferences
utility. I always wondered why clearing the browser cache didn¹t always
work when I updated Jmol versions.
Unrelated note has anybody tried inline files using
On May 18, 2007, at May 18, 9:23 AM, Bob Hanson wrote:
I think it's a level of change none of us understand -- the cache I
was
referring to was the Java cache, which is where the JAR files go,
which
is different (sigh) from the "browser cache"; apparently that was not
cleared. I've seen it
Bob Hanson escreveu:
I think it's a level of change none of us understand -- the cache I was
referring to was the Java cache, which is where the JAR files go, which
is different (sigh) from the "browser cache"; apparently that was not
cleared. I've seen it happen, but I don't know exactly how t
Frieda Reichsman wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Did you see the post about having emptied cache/restarted browser?
> Really not sure what you mean, since I'm not aware that that is an
> ineffective measure regarding cache... Also this happened on two
> different machines. So maybe there is some level of
Hi Bob,
Did you see the post about having emptied cache/restarted browser?
Really not sure what you mean, since I'm not aware that that is an
ineffective measure regarding cache... Also this happened on two
different machines. So maybe there is some level of caching that I do
not understa
I'll bet if you move them back it will work just fine as well. Really it
was a browser caching problem. When you moved the page your browser
loaded the files again. That's all.
Frieda Reichsman wrote:
> OK, I have repaired the tutorial but am not understanding why it was
> not working the way
OK, I have repaired the tutorial but am not understanding why it was
not working the way it was. I moved the applets up a directory so
they are "above" the page that calls them, and changed the directory
in jmolInitialize accordingly. Now it works.
I thought this structure of the applets be
no, I cleared cache, quit and restarted browser, same thing.
http://moleculesinmotion.com/patterson_hb/myo/
On May 16, 2007, at May 16, 11:05 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:
I think it's just a caching problem.
Frieda Reichsman wrote:
Hi, I have a tutorial that worked about 1 year ago with no
proble
I think it's just a caching problem.
Frieda Reichsman wrote:
> Hi, I have a tutorial that worked about 1 year ago with no problems. I
> just re-uploaded it and get this error:
>
> load: class JmolApplet not found.
> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: JmolApplet
> at sun.applet.AppletClassLoader.f
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