Hi Robbie, I had a look at the screenshots and they look good, in some cases much better than the previous versions in terms of guessability (what the heck does this do) and such :-)
Thanks for your work on this to date. When I get some time I'll try it out on Windows too, as the (mainly) solo voice of windows dev (a little) on the Java side ! Take Care, Marnie On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Robbie Gemmell <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I have moved all my work so far on the JMX management console onto > trunk now. All major new sections of the UI for existing functionality > are in place now and largely complete, and i have just added an > auto-refresh feature and operation status reporting, so its ready for > a bit of playing with. > > The layout is pretty complete, although there will be some small > changes: eg when additional functionality is added to the Queue mbean > (copy and delete arbitrary messages, and specifying an interval for > the message list after it is expanded to cope with Long values), and > information from the imminent new 'system information' mbean is > exposed. Another change will be expanding more of the > tables/operations to allow multiple selection. There were some dialog > positioning issues on Windows that i still need to look into. > > You can build it for a look using the instructions below, or if you > are not so inclined you can find some screenshots I made earlier for > Aidan here: > http://people.apache.org/~robbie/qpid/gsoc/screenshots_15july2009/ > > Robbie > > ======================= > > You can use the console on Windows, Linux (32 or 64bit), and Mac OS X > (not tested as yet). You can get the package by using the ant > 'release-bin' target from qpid/java/ which will build the console > releases in qpid/java/management/eclipse-plugin/release/ > > NOTE: > SSL is enabled by default on the broker JMX connection, using a > self-signed cert in its keystore. As a result you have to supply the > matching SSL truststore to the console for it to connect. > Alternatively, you can just disable the SSL before launching the > broker by using the option in <management> <ssl> in > qpid/java/build/etc/config.xml to toggle it off. > > If you do want to use the SSL, you can supply the necessary details in > the qpidmc.ini configuration file in the root of the console release > (or buried somewhere within the .app package for OS X), which has a > pre-configured example. Uncomment and change the example to the values > below to match the test keystore in the repository: > > -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=<your.checkout.location>/qpid/java/test-profiles/test_resources/ssl/certstore.jks > -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=password > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Apache Qpid - AMQP Messaging Implementation > Project: http://qpid.apache.org > Use/Interact: mailto:[email protected] > >
