[Jmol-developers] [Fwd: Re: [Jmol-users] what are the different applet files?]

[Bob H. <ha...@st...>]

forwarding Nico's message in case it didn't make it to Jmol-users.

For discussion....

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Re: [Jmol-users] what are the different applet files?
Date: 	Sat, 12 May 2007 19:43:23 +0200
From: 	Nicolas Vervelle <nve...@nu...>
To: 	Bob Hanson <ha...@st...>, Jmol Users 
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Bob Hanson a écrit :
> More thought should be put into exactly what the organization is 
> before going with one particular scheme.
Ok, my intent was to have it discussed on the Jmol-users mailing list, 
but as usual my mail got rejected by sourceforge.
Can you bring the discussion on the list if my mail gets rejected again ?

I think that organizing the distribution with a few directories instead 
of putting everything at the same level is a good idea.
My own proposition for the organization would be similar to the one 
given by Sergio, but with a few differences :

/ (containing all common files: License, Readme, ...)
+- Application (containing all files for the application)
+- Applet (containing only an explanation of its subdirectories
  +- Normal (containing all files for using the applet with 
JmolApplet0*.jar files)
  +- Normal monolithic (containing all files for using the applet with 
JmolApplet.jar)
  +- Signed (containing all files for using the applet with 
JmolAppletSigned0*.jar files)
  +- Signed monolithic (...)

Files like Jmol.js would be copied in each subdirectory so that only the 
content of 1 directory needs to be copied for setting up a web site.
I tried to used descriptive directory names, but better names could be 
found.

Nico
>
> Bob
>
>
> Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
>
>> Seems a good idea to me.
>> Any objection for this new organization ?
>> (hopefully my mail will reach the jmol-users mailing list ...)
>>
>> Nico
>>
>> Sérgio Ceroni da Silva a écrit :
>>
>>> Seriously now: why not organizing the zip (tar, etc) file in 
>>> directories:
>>>
>>> /
>>> COPYRIGHT.txt
>>> LICENSE.txt
>>> README.txt
>>> |
>>> +--Jmol
>>> |  +--jmol
>>> |  +--jmol.bat
>>> |  +--Jmol.jar
>>> |  +--jmol.mac
>>> |  +--jmol.sh
>>> |
>>> +--Jmol_applet
>>>     +--Jmol.js
>>>     +--Signed
>>>     |  +--Multiple_files
>>>     |  |  +--JmolAppletSigned0*.jar
>>>     |  |  +-- ...
>>>     |  |  +-- ...
>>>     |  |
>>>     |  +--Single_file
>>>     |     +--JmolAppletSigned.jar
>>>     |
>>>     +--Unsigned
>>>        +--Multiple_files
>>>        |  +--JmolApplet0*.jar
>>>        |  +-- ...
>>>     |  |  +-- ...
>>>        |
>>>        +--Single_file
>>>           +--JmolApplet.jar
>>>
>>>
>>>
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