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Justin Bertram updated ARTEMIS-2541:
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Description:
The accompanying PR improves the following parts of the Admin UI's message
browser:
# use fixed column width for columns with date/numeric/boolean values
# move the *userID* column to the end and make it's width auto expand
# the *userID* column now alternatively displays the *_AMQ_VALIDATED_USER*
string property in case the userID field is empty. this e.g. is the case in our
environment where we use client certificate based authentication.
# display human readable names in the *type* column instead of numeric value.
the numeric value is still accessible via a tooltip of the respective cell and
used for sorting
# The *expires* column displays a human friendly representation of the time
when the message expires (or expired in case it was not yet GCed) instead of a
unix timestamp.
If the message expires in less than 24 hours the format "*In hh:mm:ss*" is
used, otherwise the format is "*yyyy.mm.dd hh:mm:ss*" in the local user's
timezone.
The actual timestamp value with ms precision is still used when sorting the
columns and is accessible via a cell tooltip.
# The messages are now sortable by the *timestamp* column, as the server now
sends the unix timestamp instead of an already pre-rendered datetime string in
the server's locale
# Add a new sortable column that displays the messages persistent size.
Here is screen-shot from before the changes:
!ScreenShot_BeforePR.png!
Here is a screen-shot from after the changes:
!ScreenShot.png!
was:
The accompanying PR improves the following parts of the Admin UI's message
browser:
# use fixed column width for columns with date/numeric/boolean values
# move the *userID* column to the end and make it's width auto expand
# the *userID* column now alternatively displays the *_AMQ_VALIDATED_USER*
string property in case the userID field is empty. this e.g. is the case in our
environment where we use client certificate based authentication.
# display human readable names in the *type* column instead of numeric value.
the numeric value is still accessible via a tooltip of the respective cell and
used for sorting
# The *expires* column displays a human friendly representation of the time
when the message expires (or expired in case it was not yet GCed) instead of a
unix timestamp.
If the message expires in less than 24 hours the format "*In hh:mm:ss*" is
used, otherwise the format is "*yyyy.mm.dd hh:mm:ss*" in the local user's
timezone.
The actual timestamp value with ms precision is still used when sorting the
columns and is accessible via a cell tooltip.
# The messages are now sortable by the *timestamp* column, as the server now
sends the unix timestamp instead of an already pre-rendered datetime string in
the server's locale
# Add a new sortable column that displays the messages persistent size.
Here is screen-shot from before the changes:
*!ScreenShot_BeforePR.jpg|thumbnail!*
Here is a screen-shot from after the changes:
!ScreenShot.png|thumbnail!
> Improve rendering in message browser of Admin UI
> ------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: ARTEMIS-2541
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARTEMIS-2541
> Project: ActiveMQ Artemis
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Web Console
> Affects Versions: 2.10.1
> Reporter: Sebastian T
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ScreenShot.png, ScreenShot_BeforePR.png
>
> Time Spent: 1h 50m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
>
> The accompanying PR improves the following parts of the Admin UI's message
> browser:
> # use fixed column width for columns with date/numeric/boolean values
> # move the *userID* column to the end and make it's width auto expand
> # the *userID* column now alternatively displays the *_AMQ_VALIDATED_USER*
> string property in case the userID field is empty. this e.g. is the case in
> our environment where we use client certificate based authentication.
> # display human readable names in the *type* column instead of numeric
> value. the numeric value is still accessible via a tooltip of the respective
> cell and used for sorting
> # The *expires* column displays a human friendly representation of the time
> when the message expires (or expired in case it was not yet GCed) instead of
> a unix timestamp.
> If the message expires in less than 24 hours the format "*In hh:mm:ss*" is
> used, otherwise the format is "*yyyy.mm.dd hh:mm:ss*" in the local user's
> timezone.
> The actual timestamp value with ms precision is still used when sorting the
> columns and is accessible via a cell tooltip.
> # The messages are now sortable by the *timestamp* column, as the server now
> sends the unix timestamp instead of an already pre-rendered datetime string
> in the server's locale
> # Add a new sortable column that displays the messages persistent size.
> Here is screen-shot from before the changes:
> !ScreenShot_BeforePR.png!
> Here is a screen-shot from after the changes:
> !ScreenShot.png!
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