Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> Anyways, yes I see your point, there is always a case for a UI. I 
> agree with that. Its just I don't think it should be a blocker. I 
> mean.. .if it is we can say bye bye to bundling geowebcache with 
> GeoServer... since it has no UI.
Interesting; GeoWebCache must have some kind of configuration?
- A directory it writes files into?
- Tile size?
- does it have some log settings we can change
- does it have anything?

Let me try for a real small minimum; can we have a page showing the 
currently loaded "extensions" and if they have been loaded correctly?
I would like to visually communicate what is going on to the user; for 
community modules it is not a big deal - but for an extension I want 
something to change somewhere at least acknowledging the existence of 
the extension.

Jody

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