Kan Ogawa
super****@jcom*****
2008年 11月 22日 (土) 10:00:20 JST
小川です。 Geronimo 2.2の管理コンソールの画面構成体系の変更が検討されています。 v2.2の管理コンソールを翻訳していく際には、v2.1の翻訳成果物を流用 するのが基本方針となりますが、移行に要する修正量が予想以上に多く なるかもしれません。 -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [DISCUSS] Reorg of Admin Console for 2.2 Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:36:49 -0500 From: Donald Woods <dwood****@apach*****> Reply-To: dev****@geron***** To: dev****@geron***** Given our Console navigation tree has gotten so large and many "new" portlets were added in 2.0/2.1 without doing a proper reorg of what we had, I'm proposing the following changes as part of GERONIMO-4423, 4424, 4425 and yet to be created JIRAs: 1) Reorg the Server Console contents into main categories of: - Services (config/resources) - combination of existing Server and Services portlets - contains portlets for server/service configuration info, threads, connectors, modules, jms server/resourecs, ... - future portlet to setup clustering/farming member servers and view their status would go here - Applications (app deployment and life-cycle) - portlets to deploy/redeploy/undeploy apps/wars/ears/jars - portlets to install/uninstall and stop/start modules - porlet to install plugins (not export or server assembly) - future updates and/or new portlet to support deploy/undeploy apps to clusters/farming would go here - Security - portlets focused on users/groups, keys/ca, realms - Logging - portlets to configure logging and log levels - separate pages for Server, Web Access and Derby log viewers - Tools - everything in current "Debug Views" category - Plan Creator portlet - Monitoring portlet - Embedded DB portlets (renamed to Derby * to reflect true usage) - Apache HTTP portlet (for creating mod_jk configs) - Exporting plugins - Custom server assemblies I could see the Logging portlets as one page under Tools, as those are really runtime tools (changes don't survive a restart) for debugging server/application problems. I could also see the Security portlets being split between the Services and Tools categories (but really think these deserve their own category.) The point, is that we need to review how the admin console is laid out and try to regroup into Java EE roles/tasks/concepts, like server config/resources, app deployment/mgmt and other tools/tasks. -Donald