a) write yet another new GUI framework b) port all existing functionality to new framework
Personally, I'd rather focus on writing new management functionality with the current web-console than rewriting to a new GUI framework and being stuck in DHTML hell. Unless a new recruit comes along, the current recruits have other things to worry about.
What is so wrong with the current implementation?
Bill
Ivelin Ivanov wrote:
I agree with Thomas. Ws use the same technique. The XML routines in JS are different for IE and NS, but it's relatively simple code. The logic is in the back end. The client just refreshes the tree nodes.
You can pop-up on righ-click with DHTML.
Ivelin
--- Bill Burke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yes, but web console has pop-menus on tree control.http://www.softcon-itec.de/itec-site/products/sctree.html
Thomas Diesler wrote:
Sacha / Bill,
at my old company I implemented a HTML tree
control that gets it's input
from XML. The idea is, that the server assembles
the XML data, either of
the whole tree or parts of it and the tree control
transforms it into
HTML. The server does not need to know about the
state of the expanded
nodes / current node in the user session.
Images and node names are of course freely
configurable at runtime.
The server receives messages when the user clicks
on the tree nodes or
expands/collapses a level. HTML is still the least
common denominator as
far as browsers go.
Check it out at:
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]cheers -Thomas
PS: I never liked the idea of using an applet
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Ivelin Ivanov Sent: Mittwoch, 7. Januar 2004 07:41 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [JBoss-dev] Webconsole Snapshot
Recording of JMX attributes
Sacha, do you remember what drove your decision to
use Swing for the
management tree in the web console?
The reason why I am asking is because we (in our company) had to go through a long and painful
round of experiments and
prototypes comparing the feasibility of DHTML vs
Swing for a big
project. One of the prototypes showed how to
efficiently implement
dynamic tree that updates some of its nodes over
time.
At the end, DHTML came ahead because of its better
cross-browser,
cross-platform availability, compared to java
plug-ins. Although it is
much less pleasent to code to.
Ivelin
--- Bill Burke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The web-console framework is Sacha's baby. I've
just added shit.
Ivelin Ivanov wrote:
Cool. I assume this is a feature of the web console,
not
the
jmx console?
BTW, how did you make the decision to use a java
applet in the web
console vs. dhtml?
Ivelin
--- Bill Burke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I just committed the ability to do snapshot
recordings of any JMX
attribute within the web-console.
To use it, you right-click a JMX attribute and
choose the "create
snapshot" item.
From there you can start/stop snapshotting.
Review
the dataset and Graph the dataset.
This is currently only available in Branch_3_2
and will be released
with 3.2.4 (or the next RC of 3.2.4)
Regards,
Bill
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