Hi folks, I wasted this weekend trying to get rid of the WebUI. I say wasted, because I shortsightedly broke trunk (see [TS-644]) with the changes done to proxymgmt/Main.cc and proxy/mgmt/web2/WebIntrMain.cc http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=1059308 and the changes to proxy/mgmt/web2/WebHttpContext.* done here: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=1059430
There are two ways out (I can see), the simple one is: svn merge -c -1059308 to revert back to the state before my first change and either start over again, or leave WebUI in for the time being, until the next brave dares to venture into these lands. The not so simple way is to selectively revert the files broken: for f in proxy/mgmt/web2/WebIntrMain.cc proxy/mgmt/web2/WebIntrMain.h proxy/mgmt/web2/WebHttpContext.cc proxy/mgmt/web2/WebHttpContext.h ; do svn cp $url/$f@1059307 $f ; done for f in proxy/mgmt/Main.cc proxy/mgmt/api/CfgContextImpl.cc proxy/mgmt/api/CfgContextImpl.h proxy/mgmt/api/CfgContextUtils.cc proxy/mgmt/api/CfgContextUtils.h proxy/mgmt/api/GenericParser.cc proxy/mgmt/api/INKMgmtAPIStub.cc proxy/mgmt/api/include/INKMgmtAPI.h proxy/mgmt/api/remote/APITestCliRemote.cc proxy/mgmt/cli2/ConfigCmd.cc ; do svn merge -c -1059308 $f ; done and fix them. That is: concentrate the functionality needed to to serve the aconf somewhere in proxy/mgmt and continue continue purging all (that is not needed) from web2. Given the experience with WebUI so far, I'm almost leaning towards the first option. Thoughs? i -- Igor Galić Tel: +43 (0) 664 886 22 883 Mail: i.ga...@brainsware.org URL: http://brainsware.org/
