[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-1834?page=all ]

Arthur Ryman updated GERONIMO-1834:
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    Attachment: new-server-runtime-missing-classpath-entry.png
                new-server-runtime-jvm-warning.png

Screenshots

> Confusing Messages in Eclipse Plugin
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>
>          Key: GERONIMO-1834
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-1834
>      Project: Geronimo
>         Type: Bug
>     Security: public(Regular issues) 
>   Components: eclipse-plugin
>  Environment: Eclipse WTP 1.0.2 RC2, Windows XP
>     Reporter: Arthur Ryman
>  Attachments: new-server-runtime-jvm-warning.png, 
> new-server-runtime-missing-classpath-entry.png
>
> I was testing the Geronimo server adapter. The good news is that it works. 
> The bad news is that I had to struggle. There are two confusing messages on 
> the New Server Runtime wizard page.
> 1. The "Application Server Installation Directory" field is a problem. It is 
> initially empty and the wizard displays the message "Missing classpath entry 
> \bin\server.jar". I though maybe I had to install the server so I tried to 
> click the "Download and Install" button, but it didn't click. I assume you 
> disabled it, but it wasn't grayed out so I thought there was a bug. Same for 
> the radio buttons to select Tomcat or Jetty. I was getting frustrated at this 
> point, so I thought maybe the missing jar was already downloaded with the 
> server adapter. I clicked the "Browse" button and went to the server adapter 
> plugin directory and select the lib directory. This didn't remove the 
> "missing classpath" message, but at least not that the directory field wasn't 
> empty, I could finally click the "Download and Install" button.
> Please use a better message. If the directory field is empty, say "Please 
> enter the directory where Geronimo is currently installed or where you would 
> like it to be installed."
> 2. After I downloaded Geronimo, the wizard displayed a warning message that 
> said only 1.4 JVMs were supported. However, I selected a 1.4 JVM, the IBM JDK 
> 1.4.2. I still got the warning. Please defect the JVM level and display the 
> correct message.
> I attached screenshots.

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