On 11/25/2015 03:28 PM, Petr Vobornik wrote:
On 11/24/2015 02:09 PM, Martin Babinsky wrote:
On 11/24/2015 12:17 PM, Petr Vobornik wrote:
On 11/24/2015 12:10 PM, Ludwig Krispenz wrote:
Hi Petr,
I'm testing these patches.Two observations so far:
- in Topology->IPA Servers I see a table of my servers and the managed
suffix column I see both suffixes, ipaca and the realm,
but if I select one of the servers I Only see the realm suffix, this
was
different in the demo video
implemented in patch 927 (separate thread)
- the graph layou is not stable. If I arrange it and the try some
actions on a segment, eg try to remove one (which is rejected), the
graph does change again-
Not sure if I understand it correctly. One can set static position to a
node by double clicking on it (this needs to be somehow communicated)
otherwise it is random - each refresh.
Maybe we should not refresh on failed operation because there is no
change.
+1, failed operations on segments should not trigger graph redraws.
Fixed in patch 936-1.
Confirmed.
Ludwig
On 11/20/2015 04:00 PM, Petr Vobornik wrote:
Patches 928-931 are prerequisites.
Patches 932-934 implements the visualization
Patches 935-936 adds 'add' and 'remove' segment functionality to the
visualization page.
https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/4286
I have tested the new feature a bit (I have looked also on the code, but
I do not speak JavaScript very well) and so far I have found these
issues:
1.) If you first setup topology w/ domain level 0 and try to render
topology graph, you are correctly informed that managed topology is
available on domain level 1 only. IF you raise your domainlevel and
click refresh, you get the same error message, probably because the
request to get domainlevel is sent only in the beginning of session. You
have to logout and then login back to see the graph.
Login/Logout should not be required. Refresh of UI(F5) should be
sufficient.
Anyway, fixed in new patch 937.
Confirmed works as advertised.
2.) If I add a new segment using Add dialog and clicking 'Add & edit'
button, I get the following error:
"""
IPA Error 3007: RequirementError
'topologysuffixcn' is required
"""
However the segment is created normally. I guess that there is some bug
when viewing the segment immediately after creation.
Fixed in patch 935-1.
Indeed.
3.) The key with suffix colors should be more descriptive. I would like
to propose the following format:
"""
Color coding of segments by suffix:
{suffix_name} ({suffix_dn})
e.g.
ipaca (o=ipaca)
realm (dc=ipa,dc=test)
"""
4.) It would be nice if the graph canvas could be dynamically resized
based on the container size, but I am not sure how difficult it is to
implement it.
(Graphical nitpick: I would change the color of nodes, green does not
fit very well with the bluish/grey palette of other WebUI elements)
I would like this, #3 and #4 to go trough additional designer review and
therefore fixed in other patch.
I'm OK with that, it is a cosmetic change anyway so we shouldn't
bikeshed over it.
Right now I'm not sure what is the correct behavior for the re-sizing.
Atm the canvas size is fixed: 960x500.
1. What should be the canvas size when size of the container is very
small, e.g. 330x90? With static positions, nodes would not be visible.
2. Similar issue when nodes are put into corners and then the window is
shrunk.
Probably there could be a minimum size and then enlarge the cavas when
nodes are dragged.
Minimum canvas size makes sense IMHO. I'm not sure about the behavior of
the auto-resize during node manipulation. I would begin with a canvas
that has some reasonable minimal size and expands to the size of the
container/facet (not sure about the terminology here) during resize with
some reasonable padding added. Then we can implement some
zooming/panning feature on top.
Otherwise I think that it is a good start and additional features can be
built on top of this patchset.
All in all I think that all these points can be addressed in followup
patches after discussion with UX people. If nobody else objects I would
ACK these patches.
--
Martin^3 Babinsky
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