Glenn Nielsen wrote:
>I installed this and took a look at it. Looking much better. :-)
>
>Here are some more suggestions for improvement.
>
>1. Change the title to "Tomcat Web Application Manager".
done
>2. Move the Message: table to just below the page title.
done
>3. Only enable the Sta
I installed this and took a look at it. Looking much better. :-)
Here are some more suggestions for improvement.
1. Change the title to "Tomcat Web Application Manager".
2. Move the Message: table to just below the page title.
3. Only enable the Start/Stop/Reload links based on the status
Glenn Nielsen wrote:
>I have a number of comments. First thanks for working on improving the
>HTMLManagerServlet.
>
>1. GC should not be user initiated, it should be left to the JVM.
> In addition, when virtual hosting web sites, those who have permission
> to manage applications for a
ility
still helps whether he is a developer or a simple user.
Anand
-Original Message-
From: Malcolm Edgar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PATCH] improved HTMLManagerServlet
Glenn Nielsen wrote:
>list.html wasn&#x
Glenn Nielsen wrote:
>list.html wasn't attached.
Please cut & paste the HTML below.
Their is a virus on this PC jumping on the list.html file stopping it from
being sent.
Regards Malcolm Edgar
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td.page-tit
Glenn Nielsen wrote:
>I have a number of comments. First thanks for working on improving the
>HTMLManagerServlet.
>
>1. GC should not be user initiated, it should be left to the JVM.
> In addition, when virtual hosting web sites, those who have permission
> to manage applications for a
Hi all,
Please see the proposed patch for HTMLManagerServlet. This provides an
improved UI, memory and server reporting information, gc command, supports
4.1 manager install command and internationalization.
This is almost a rewrite of HTMLManagerServlet, so the diff is not
particularly infor
