Re: [Jmol-developers] using the jmol applet for local files

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Tim,

thanks for the feedback.

I decided to keep this on this list because of my following observation:

1) changing to the signed applet allows me to load the structure file,=20=

but I keep getting the PrivilegedActionException when I do the=20
isosurface comand.

2) putting the structure and the isosurfaces in a sub directory in=20
where the applet resides allows me to load the structure (using signed=20=

or unsigned) using http:// or file:///, but in both cases now the=20
isosurface command gives the PrivilegedActionException

3) the only way it seems to work is to limit myself to http:// and=20
keeping the surfaces out of the Jmol directory...

So it seems that the isosurface command gets itself in trouble...

Ren=E9

On Aug 30, 2005, at 4:13 PM, timothy driscoll wrote:

> hi Ren=E9,
>
> this has been much discussed on the user list.  your best bet is set=20=

> up a local server using the loopback.  alternatively, use the=20
> signedApplet. or, put all of your pdbs and script files in a sub dir=20=

> of the dir that contains the applet.
>
> browse the user list archive for exhaustive talk about this very=20
> subject...
>
> :-)
>
>
> best,
>
> tim