| Server/Environment Diagramming/Modeling [message #145705] |
Fri, 30 July 2004 16:09  |
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Originally posted by: sforgren.aol.com
I am building an administration tool that will start and stop services on
various physical machines as well as retrieve log files, etc. We can
represent the various servers in a tree view today. However, the ideal
representation of this data would be more along the lines of a swimlane
diagram which I would normally do in something like Visio. This represents
swimlanes such as Development, Test, Production, etc. and for each swimlane,
we have the relevant physical servers such as web servers, application
servers, database servers, etc.
What would be a potential way of representing this data visually within an
Eclipse-based Java client application? Once represented visually, the user
would double-click on a server within the diagram to move to the management
page for that resource.
Thanks,
Scott Forsgren
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| Re: Server/Environment Diagramming/Modeling [message #153201 is a reply to message #145705] |
Thu, 07 October 2004 01:33  |
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Originally posted by: red1.red1.org
Hi,
I wonder whether we are in the same lane so to speak.
I am a tutorial writer involved in
http://sourceforge.net/projects/compiere-mfgscm.
Our project leader has posted a configuration design for the shopfloor
control, and he uses Rio, Jini, XMLs to control the environment. I cannot
say i know more beyond these words. Hs is asking us to look into GEF/VE and
a new plugin to see whether it can achieve that.
If we are somewhat technically linked, perhaps we can share notes to learn
from each others' experience.
If so, u can give me more info, I will post u some specs.
regards
red1
redhuanoon@yahoo.com
"Scott Forsgren" <sforgren@aol.com> wrote in message
news:cedrnr$lop$1@eclipse.org...
> I am building an administration tool that will start and stop services on
> various physical machines as well as retrieve log files, etc. We can
> represent the various servers in a tree view today. However, the ideal
> representation of this data would be more along the lines of a swimlane
> diagram which I would normally do in something like Visio. This
represents
> swimlanes such as Development, Test, Production, etc. and for each
swimlane,
> we have the relevant physical servers such as web servers, application
> servers, database servers, etc.
>
> What would be a potential way of representing this data visually within an
> Eclipse-based Java client application? Once represented visually, the
user
> would double-click on a server within the diagram to move to the
management
> page for that resource.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott Forsgren
>
>
>
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