Hi!
Adi Lev wrote:
> Look on WebLogic console as example
>
> It basicly look like
> -Server1
> +EJB beans
>
> -Server2
> +EJB beans
>
> etc...
> per left selction it show on the left one a window of properties
> and enable to tab it for further view.
> It also show summery of transcatiion and current EJB entitys instance
> per selected EJB
Yes, but having the server be a part of the main tree might be a bad
idea. For example, you would typically select one server to work with,
and then the first level of nodes becomes irrelevant. Also, making the
"server" view separate from the list of servers help in abstracting
things away. For example, instead of choosing a server one could choose
a cluster (a group of servers), but the view could still look like it
was working on a server (it's just that there are really a group of
servers being managed).
/Rickard
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