Re: [Jmol-users] Performance of Website using Jmol

[Paul P. <pau...@ac...>]

You can gzip your PDB file (it should reduce the download time by about 80%).
You may considering also altering your PDB file to reduce its size (eg by deleting remarks, by removing hydrogens atoms or even not Calpha atoms if you don't need the others)
Paul

Le 23 août 2011 à 21:29, Martin Hediger a écrit :

> Dear List
> I'm building up a website which loads a PDB file (around 12000 atoms) 
> into a Jmol Applet for viewing. A couple of script instructions are 
> issued at load up as well.
> What I'm a bit unhappy about is the loading time, it's very slow.
> Are there any ways of speeding this up? Where should I look first for 
> things that affect performance?
> 
> Thanks for any hints on this.
> Martin
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