You have 2 options...
1) Either name those 3 queues so they automatically come up at the top (for
example add a '_')
2) add another sort function in the standardista-table-sorting.js script
that would treat those queues differently.
Nishant
pstein wrote:
>
> Ok, thank you.
>
> But is there a similar way to filter lets say 5 queues out of 233
> existing?
>
> Peter
>
>
> nmittal wrote:
>>
>> I found a workaround solution.
>> 1) open standardista-table-sorting.js which is located in the
>> $ActiveMQHOME$/webapps/admin/js/ folder.
>> 2) change the function...
>> function standardistaTableSortingInit() {
>> standardistaTableSorting.init();
>> }
>>
>> to the following...
>>
>> function standardistaTableSortingInit() {
>> standardistaTableSorting.init();
>>
>> var e = {};
>> var obj = document.getElementsByTagName("TH")[0].firstChild; // 0
>> points to the first column, use 3 if you want to sort on the 4th column
>> e.target = obj;
>> standardistaTableSorting.headingClicked(e); // will sort
>> Ascending
>> //standardistaTableSorting.headingClicked(e); // uncheck this if
>> you want to sort desc
>> }
>>
>> thanks
>> Nishant
>>
>>
>> pstein wrote:
>>>
>>> Assume I use a couple of queues:
>>>
>>> queue111, queue222, testqueue44
>>>
>>> beside these queues hundreds of other queues are maintained on the same
>>> ActiveMQ broker.
>>>
>>> When I open now the browser GUI and list the existing queues I have to
>>> scroll through all these queues and to search for "my" queues. This is
>>> unconvenient.
>>>
>>> Is there a way to display/filter only my queues?
>>>
>>> Is there a way to show "my" queues always on top of the list?
>>>
>>> What is the default list sort order?
>>> It is NOT: alphabetic, and NOT last recently used. What else?
>>>
>>> Peter
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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