On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Jason Dobies <[email protected]> wrote: > I finished a first pass at the UI for > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=483603 > > As a quick summary, I want a way to submit a SSM request and be able to > track it by going back to a page of all of these operations rather than > sit on a blank page waiting for it to complete. > > I added a new tab to the SSM tab bar called Operations with two subtabs: > In Progress and All. Clicking on an operation description in either of > these views brings up a details page that shows some more information > about the operation itself along with a list of all servers that were in > the SSM at the time the operation was submitted. > > The links on the server names lead to that server's event history tab so > the user can quickly see the status of the request on that particular > server (assuming the operation resulted in a server event). > > I've attached screenshots to show what this looks like in the UI.
Can you add the screenshots to the bugzilla? Good place to reference them later. > I'm sending this out for two reasons: > 1.) General input on the UI You have In Progress and All. Part of me thinks you'd need a Completed one. What if something Fails? what then? Also, if you want to create a page for each state, you could use the same page with a formvar of state= that can be used to filter it. I noticed the url of the first 2 screens have no formvars. How does one get to these pages? Is it triggered by user? serverid? or something else? On the last screenshot it shows progress, will that progress update while the user is looking at the page? What about the progress in the lists? Not sure we have progress in a list before. Overall I like it. Nice job. > 2.) The link to the server's event history page is hardcoded into the > JSP for the details page, I just sub in the server ID for each server. > Is there a better way of doing this instead of having the link itself in > the JSP? Nope the link is fine :) that's kinda how we do it everywhere else. jesus _______________________________________________ Spacewalk-devel mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/spacewalk-devel
