Re: [Jmol-developers] signing jar files

[Rzepa, H. S <h....@im...>]

From my point of view there are operations that can ONLY be done using Java.jar such as processing a cube file which is > 100 mbyte in size (they can grow to 1G byte) But $250 pa is too much to pay for doing that!  It would be good to have some idea of how browser-based JSmol might be able to handle large cube files though! Is there a JavaScript RTE equivalent that could be used to invoke JSmol outside of a browser?

Henry Rzepa

On 7 Mar 2021, at 21:17, Robert Hanson via Jmol-developers <jmo...@li...> wrote:


I have not been signing the Jmol.jar file for some time now. No one has complained. How do others feel about my continuing to do that? I know it was important for the applet, but we are not distributing the Java applet anymore. So can we be done with signing? This has been an expense of about $250 for me each year for the past many years.

Bob

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