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Hi François, |
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On 06/15/10 - 05:51:23, François Bissey wrote: |
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> A bit more details on this. First the cli it is enough to install |
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> jmol with |
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> the flag client-only which just install the binary. |
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> The next problem is that to get the web-applet we need either |
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> -client-only or vhost use flags. Which require the gentoo web-app |
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> framework. We don't want that. |
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> *sage uses twisted as its server, this is not supported by web-app. |
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> We basically need a lot of the stuff that is provided for the web-app |
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> without the requirements of the web-app framework. |
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I believe you are correct here and installing the web-app framework |
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with the provided ebuild was the only way I could get the JmolApplet |
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class installed. |
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> I can say you have installed jmol as a web-app Steve. The stuff |
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> provided |
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> in the appletweb folder could be provided by jmol. At first I was |
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> trying |
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> to provide some stuff from jmol and keeping some stuff from sagenb. |
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> This one has tough requirements. |
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Yes, tough is what I thought as well. Or, at the least, not |
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straightforward. |
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> Francois |
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Steve |
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