[jira] Updated: (FELIX-1958) Branding LF issues

2010-01-13 Thread Felix Meschberger (JIRA)

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Felix Meschberger updated FELIX-1958:
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Fix Version/s: (was: webconsole-2.0.6)
   webconsole-3.0.0

This will probably a major overhaul of the internals of the Web Console an 
rewrite of some embedded plugins (though the API will remain backwards 
compatible). Therefore tentatively tagging this issue for a new major release

 Branding LF issues 
 

 Key: FELIX-1958
 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-1958
 Project: Felix
  Issue Type: Improvement
  Components: Web Console
Affects Versions: webconsole-2.0.4
Reporter: Valentin Valchev
Assignee: Felix Meschberger
Priority: Minor
 Fix For: webconsole-3.0.0

 Attachments: branding-title.png


 Currently the heading of the Apache Web Console consists of:
 Left:
 Admin Title
 Plugin Title
 Right:
 Vendor Logo
 Unfortunately the Admin Title cannot be changed, unless the bundles are 
 modified. And in case, when we install Karaf with branding support, opening 
 the bundles tab we see the following headings on left:
 
 Apache Felix Web Management Console
 Bundle
 
 When opening the Karaf Admin we see:
 
 Apache Felix Karaf :: Web Console :: Admin
 Admin
 
 (The attached image shows the visual inconsistency)
 What about changing the Admin Title to Product Title. So, when the Web 
 Console is installed in a product like Karaf the top-most title will be 
 always consistent and more-over, you will always know that you work with a 
 specific product. In this case the previous examples might look this way:
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Bundles
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Karaf :: Admin
 
 The change can be easily implement by changing the 
 AbstractWebConsolePlugin.startResponse() method by replacing the
 'adminTitle' with brandingPlugin.getBrandName() or 
 brandingPlugin.getProductName().
 This way we will also eliminate the need of reading the Bundle-Name manifest 
 header for each plug-in.

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[jira] Updated: (FELIX-1958) Branding LF issues

2009-12-21 Thread Valentin Valchev (JIRA)

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Valentin Valchev updated FELIX-1958:


Description: 
Currently the heading of the Apache Web Console consists of:

Left:
Admin Title
Plugin Title

Right:
Vendor Logo

Unfortunately the Admin Title cannot be changed, unless the bundles are 
modified. And in case, when we install Karaf with branding support, opening the 
bundles tab we see the following headings on left:


Apache Felix Web Management Console
Bundle


When opening the Karaf Admin we see:

Apache Felix Karaf :: Web Console :: Admin
Admin


(The attached image shows the visual inconsistency)

What about changing the Admin Title to Product Title. So, when the Web 
Console is installed in a product like Karaf the top-most title will be always 
consistent and more-over, you will always know that you work with a specific 
product. In this case the previous examples might look this way:


Karaf Web Management Console
Bundles

Karaf Web Management Console
Karaf :: Admin



The change can be easily implement by changing the 
AbstractWebConsolePlugin.startResponse() method by replacing the
'adminTitle' with brandingPlugin.getBrandName() or 
brandingPlugin.getProductName().

This way we will also eliminate the need of reading the Bundle-Name manifest 
header for each plug-in.

  was:
Currently the heading of the Apache Web Console consists of:

Left:
Admin Title
Plugin Title

Right:
Vendor Logo

Unfortunately the Admin Title cannot be changed, unless the bundles are 
modified. And in case, when we install Karaf with branding support, opening the 
bundles tab we see the following headings on left:


Apache Felix Web Management Console
Bundle


When opening the Karaf Admin we see:

Apache Felix Karaf :: Web Console :: Admin
Admin


What about changing the Admin Title to Product Title. So, when the Web 
Console is installed in a product like Karaf the top-most title will be always 
consistent and more-over, you will always know that you work with a specific 
product. In this case the previous examples might look this way:


Karaf Web Management Console
Bundles

Karaf Web Management Console
Karaf :: Admin



The change can be easily implement by changing the 
AbstractWebConsolePlugin.startResponse() method by replacing the
'adminTitle' with brandingPlugin.getBrandName() or 
brandingPlugin.getProductName().

This way we will also eliminate the need of reading the Bundle-Name manifest 
header for each plug-in.


 Branding LF issues 
 

 Key: FELIX-1958
 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-1958
 Project: Felix
  Issue Type: Improvement
  Components: Web Console
Reporter: Valentin Valchev
Priority: Minor
 Attachments: branding-title.png


 Currently the heading of the Apache Web Console consists of:
 Left:
 Admin Title
 Plugin Title
 Right:
 Vendor Logo
 Unfortunately the Admin Title cannot be changed, unless the bundles are 
 modified. And in case, when we install Karaf with branding support, opening 
 the bundles tab we see the following headings on left:
 
 Apache Felix Web Management Console
 Bundle
 
 When opening the Karaf Admin we see:
 
 Apache Felix Karaf :: Web Console :: Admin
 Admin
 
 (The attached image shows the visual inconsistency)
 What about changing the Admin Title to Product Title. So, when the Web 
 Console is installed in a product like Karaf the top-most title will be 
 always consistent and more-over, you will always know that you work with a 
 specific product. In this case the previous examples might look this way:
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Bundles
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Karaf :: Admin
 
 The change can be easily implement by changing the 
 AbstractWebConsolePlugin.startResponse() method by replacing the
 'adminTitle' with brandingPlugin.getBrandName() or 
 brandingPlugin.getProductName().
 This way we will also eliminate the need of reading the Bundle-Name manifest 
 header for each plug-in.

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[jira] Updated: (FELIX-1958) Branding LF issues

2009-12-21 Thread Valentin Valchev (JIRA)

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Valentin Valchev updated FELIX-1958:


Attachment: branding-title.png

 Branding LF issues 
 

 Key: FELIX-1958
 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-1958
 Project: Felix
  Issue Type: Improvement
  Components: Web Console
Reporter: Valentin Valchev
Priority: Minor
 Attachments: branding-title.png


 Currently the heading of the Apache Web Console consists of:
 Left:
 Admin Title
 Plugin Title
 Right:
 Vendor Logo
 Unfortunately the Admin Title cannot be changed, unless the bundles are 
 modified. And in case, when we install Karaf with branding support, opening 
 the bundles tab we see the following headings on left:
 
 Apache Felix Web Management Console
 Bundle
 
 When opening the Karaf Admin we see:
 
 Apache Felix Karaf :: Web Console :: Admin
 Admin
 
 What about changing the Admin Title to Product Title. So, when the Web 
 Console is installed in a product like Karaf the top-most title will be 
 always consistent and more-over, you will always know that you work with a 
 specific product. In this case the previous examples might look this way:
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Bundles
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Karaf :: Admin
 
 The change can be easily implement by changing the 
 AbstractWebConsolePlugin.startResponse() method by replacing the
 'adminTitle' with brandingPlugin.getBrandName() or 
 brandingPlugin.getProductName().
 This way we will also eliminate the need of reading the Bundle-Name manifest 
 header for each plug-in.

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[jira] Updated: (FELIX-1958) Branding LF issues

2009-12-21 Thread Felix Meschberger (JIRA)

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Felix Meschberger updated FELIX-1958:
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Affects Version/s: webconsole-2.0.4
Fix Version/s: webconsole-2.0.6

 Branding LF issues 
 

 Key: FELIX-1958
 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-1958
 Project: Felix
  Issue Type: Improvement
  Components: Web Console
Affects Versions: webconsole-2.0.4
Reporter: Valentin Valchev
Assignee: Felix Meschberger
Priority: Minor
 Fix For: webconsole-2.0.6

 Attachments: branding-title.png


 Currently the heading of the Apache Web Console consists of:
 Left:
 Admin Title
 Plugin Title
 Right:
 Vendor Logo
 Unfortunately the Admin Title cannot be changed, unless the bundles are 
 modified. And in case, when we install Karaf with branding support, opening 
 the bundles tab we see the following headings on left:
 
 Apache Felix Web Management Console
 Bundle
 
 When opening the Karaf Admin we see:
 
 Apache Felix Karaf :: Web Console :: Admin
 Admin
 
 (The attached image shows the visual inconsistency)
 What about changing the Admin Title to Product Title. So, when the Web 
 Console is installed in a product like Karaf the top-most title will be 
 always consistent and more-over, you will always know that you work with a 
 specific product. In this case the previous examples might look this way:
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Bundles
 
 Karaf Web Management Console
 Karaf :: Admin
 
 The change can be easily implement by changing the 
 AbstractWebConsolePlugin.startResponse() method by replacing the
 'adminTitle' with brandingPlugin.getBrandName() or 
 brandingPlugin.getProductName().
 This way we will also eliminate the need of reading the Bundle-Name manifest 
 header for each plug-in.

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