The Swing console is definitly an "application" - it's just a custom service set using Geronimo. -Matt Kurjanowicz
> We've got the following: > > CLI console > Swing console > Web console > JMX debugging console > > So perhaps we should have: > > /geronimo/applications/console/cli > /geronimo/applications/console/swing > /geronimo/applications/console/web > /geronimo/applications/console/jmx-debug > > Can they all be classified as applications? I know the two web apps > can--if the other two can as well I'm game for an "applications" branch > : ) We should also consider how to name the .WAR files for the two web > applications in this list. > > I guess "jmx-debug.war" and "server-management.war" might work out. So > you'd have "...8080/jmx-debug/" and "...8080/server-management/" > > I'm happy with however you guys decide to name these, as long as they > make some logical sense to the users and aren't any more verbose than is > necessary. > > -- > N. Alex Rupp > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dain Sundstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 1:24 PM > Subject: Re: velocity-based debug console > > >> I think we need a new naming convention. The console-<type> was >> designed with the idea that we would have a single console of each >> type (e.g., console-web, console-gui, console-cli). Now the new stuff >> is not a management console, just a debug tool, so console-<type> >> doesn't really fit. Instead debug-web, would fit better, >> unfortunately that name implies it is a debug tool for web >> applications, which it >> definitely is not. This is why I think we need a new naming >> convention. >> >> Also Jeremy suggested the other day that we put these modules into a >> new applications "modules-tree" (e.g. geronimo/modules/console-web >> becomes geronimo/applications/console-web/). Another idea is to use a >> two level deep tree (e.g. geronimo/modules/console-debug becomes >> geronimo/applications/console/web/). >> >> What ever we decide, I think we need to readdress the naming >> convention for applications. >> >> -dain
