Oh, now that I re-read my own post I see the difference causing the failure:the unsigned applet prepends the absolute path of the server, while the
signed applet does not (and so it goes to the root of my hard disk, I guess)
(OR)
the unsigned applet is adding the server URL before the given (absolute) path, while the
signed applet is inserting nothing.
For the signed applet to work in the wiki, the path provided by the wiki needs
to be inserted.
I will see what happens if I omit the initial /
but I guess that's going to be trouble, since the wiki root is not the same as
the server root.
Path given in the wiki:
Butane.pdb
Path resolved by the extension and passed onto Jmol.js:
/mediawiki-1.11.0/images/d/d3/Butane.pdb
(which is the real location of the file whose wiki address is Image:Butane.pdb )
Path requested by the unsigned applet:
http://127.0.0.1/mediawiki-1.11.0/images/d/d3/Butane.pdb
since I am using a local server.
Path requested by the signed applet:
file:/mediawiki-1.11.0/images/d/d3/Butane.pdb
Rolf wrote:
> This is how Bob designed it. In response to my objections the unsigned
> applet still allows using a server absolute path as it used to be
> before version 11.6. But for the signed applet this is interpreted as
> a file system and not server absolute path.
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