Just for the record, any time you need to manually modify config.xml
to get Geronimo to start or work correctly, please please file a Jira
issue with the details -- we need to fix those regardless of what
technology the console uses.
Personally, I'm not so keen on a console that runs without the server
running, but I'm open to discussion on it. It doesn't matter so much
to me whether the console is web or Swing. But personally, I'd be
more inclined to refactor it all to use the Spring portlet framework
than to refactor it into Swing.
Thanks,
Aaron
On 9/18/06, Heinz Drews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That is a good suggestion.
I agree with your opinion about webapps.
Especially during development it seems, that using a component to
configure the component which it is dependent on, is increasing risks.
I had several times to manually modify config.xml to get G started again
Personally I would prefer an application based on Eclipse because this
could be nicely integrated with the plugin for launching G.
Heinz
On 9/17/06, Jason Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone have any thoughts on using Swing for the console... instead of
> a webapp (which are kinda evil IMO)... and then using webstart to
> serve it? Maybe using Netbeans (or that license not ASL friendly)?
> I've done some work with NB before at it would be very easy to create
> a rich user experience... and its easy to drop in new modules to
> support different aspects of administration and monitoring.
>
> I dunno.. just a thought...
>
> --jason
>
