Erin Mulder wrote:
Hernan Cunico wrote:
I updated the release notes and it is ready for your review
Looks good! A few comments:
1) Under system requirements, I think it should mention that Geronimo
will run fine on Java 5 out of the box, and offer the caveats that it is
only J2EE-certified on 1.4 and that in particular, you will need to run
under 1.4 if you enable CORBA support.
Could you work on a line or two to reword this section? Not too sure how to word it as we are
telling we certified for 1.4 but it works fine with Java 5
2) Under "Administration Console Security Configuration", it should
mention that the username/password can be changed within the console
itself. e.g. "This can be changed through the console (in the "Security
-> Console Realm" section) or by editing <geronimo_home>/var......"
DONE
3) Looks like there's a typo in the "Deploying Applications" section.
It says "<geronimo_home>/bin/java -jar....." instead of just "java
-jar....."
Where is the typo? you mean we should not mention the directory here?
4) In that same section, perhaps worth mentioning that you can run the
login command in the deployer tool and not have to enter the password
over and over. It's kind of a minor detail, but constant retyping of
passwords could ruin the deployment experience for people.
DONE. Login is a nice feature while testing although for production users may want to keep more
control on the actual user deploying the apps.
5) Under "Choice of Web container", it sounds a little open-ended to say
"Please download the binary appropriate for your environment." People
will wonder what it is that makes one or the other appropriate for their
environment. Not sure how to say it better, but perhaps indicate that
choosing one at random is fine if you or your company don't already have
a preference?
This is pretty much untouched from the previous release notes. I rephrased it a little bit but still
is lacking of a good speech for choosing one container over the other. We have the same problem in
the documentation, any ideas on how to better articulate the "pros and cons"?
Cheers,
Erin
Thanks for the comments.
Cheers!
Hernan
