Re: [Jmol-users] Load Question

[Otis R. <osr...@ch...>]

Bob,

It is adjustable in jQuery, but I switched over to direct load. I need 
to think of some way to pull off a timeout with direct load. I guess I 
can run the direct loads through jQuery! I may just go back to AJAX via 
my server. The only reason that I changed is that I'm starting to worry 
about PubChem query violations from my server. Resolver is 12 in 2 
seconds (per Markus). I don't know what PubChem is. The big difference 
is that PubChem blacklists and Resolver simply returns 403 on the 13th.

My time-out concern is based on Resolver experiences. When Resolver is 
down, it's down. Nothing comes back, so a direct load just hangs. You're 
at the mercy of some browser default.

In playing with all this I made an interesting discovery, at least at 
PubChem. If you load a model via direct load at PubChem, then you cannot 
make a subsequent AJAX call - 403 error I think. I discovered this when 
I went after the 2D SDF (via AJAX) of a 3D model already loaded via 
direct load. Every subsequent AJAX to PubChem failed until I reloaded 
the page.

Otis

> Robert Hanson <mailto:ha...@st...>
> August 26, 2014 at 3:23 PM
> It should time-out after some number of seconds. That number of 
> seconds might be adjustable in jQuery, I don't know.
>
>
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> Otis Rothenberger <mailto:osr...@ch...>
> August 26, 2014 at 12:29 PM
> Bob,
>
> Is there any way to interrupt a load command if a load is hung due to 
> a server down?
>
> Otis
>

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