Paul McMahan wrote:
Gianny, I agree that the JMX Viewer portlet Chris has contributed is
fantastic and more people should take a look at it! I also agree that
we should think about how the Dojo files are checked in -- directly in
the console vs. as a separate module. I was thinking about creating a
separate web app containing the Dojo files that could be shared across
all web apps in Geronimo and managed separately from them. The thread
Chris referenced above discusses the idea in more detail:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg29777.html
Maybe the time is right to move forward on that idea (or some variant)
and let the JMX viewer portlet be the first exploiter. Or if Chris'
current implementation is integrated as-is then we discussed
retrofitting it to work this way later -- see the comments in
GERONIMO-2333.
Best wishes,
Paul
On 9/13/06, Gianny Damour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Chris,
The JMX Viewer portlet is finally working for me. Actually, it seems
that due to a Dojo known issue, this portlet does not work with
Safari :(; having said that, it works really nicely, and I really
mean really nicely, with IE.
Regarding your patch, I believe that this is a large piece of work;
unfortunately, I cannot appreciate it as this is the first time that
I am seeing dojo in action. Also, I think that instead of checking in
the dojo files directly at the right location, we should check in a
tar.ball of these files and expand it upon build of the module. I
think that this is better because this way we do know which files are
dojo specifics (this is a minor detail). What do you think?
It would be cool if other people could have a look to this patch; for
sure, it really deserves it!
Thanks,
Gianny
Hey all,
I have not taken a look at the JMX portlet. But, I have been working
with dojo as a separate webapp installed into Geronimo.
I think that we should probably think about making dojo a plugin and
then a dependency for the JMX portlet.
That way, all of the dojo related issues (what files to load and where)
are kept separate from the porlet changes AND it sets the stage for
other portlets to take advantage of dojo.
Jay
