Remove old JVM Memory graph from console?

["Erik B. Craig" <ec...@apache.org>]

All,

Currently in the admin console there is an 'Information' page under  
the 'Server' group that contains among other things a DWR driven graph  
that updates every second showing the current JVM memory usage. Now  
that we have the monitoring plugin rolled in with everything, I  
suggest this be removed as it is now antiquated and no longer  
necessary, perhaps leaving the 'Information' page to just show a  
snapshot of information on page load instead of automatically updating  
every second.

If nobody objects to this, I will go ahead and make this change

Thanks,
Erik B. Craig
ecraig@apache.org

Re: Remove old JVM Memory graph from console?

[Paul McMahan <pa...@gmail.com>]

As I recall the graph doesn't display correctly in IE, see  
GERONIMO-1939.   So now that the monitoring plugin provides this  
function I would advocate either replacing the old graph or removing it.

Best wishes,
Paul


On Jan 26, 2008, at 6:08 AM, Erik B. Craig wrote:

> All,
>
> Currently in the admin console there is an 'Information' page under  
> the 'Server' group that contains among other things a DWR driven  
> graph that updates every second showing the current JVM memory  
> usage. Now that we have the monitoring plugin rolled in with  
> everything, I suggest this be removed as it is now antiquated and  
> no longer necessary, perhaps leaving the 'Information' page to just  
> show a snapshot of information on page load instead of  
> automatically updating every second.
>
> If nobody objects to this, I will go ahead and make this change
>
> Thanks,
> Erik B. Craig
> ecraig@apache.org

Re: Remove old JVM Memory graph from console?

[Jarek Gawor <jg...@gmail.com>]

+1. In fact, I would be in favor of replacing all dwr components with
dojo components if possible.

Jarek

On Jan 26, 2008 6:08 AM, Erik B. Craig <ec...@apache.org> wrote:
> All,
>
> Currently in the admin console there is an 'Information' page under
> the 'Server' group that contains among other things a DWR driven graph
> that updates every second showing the current JVM memory usage. Now
> that we have the monitoring plugin rolled in with everything, I
> suggest this be removed as it is now antiquated and no longer
> necessary, perhaps leaving the 'Information' page to just show a
> snapshot of information on page load instead of automatically updating
> every second.
>
> If nobody objects to this, I will go ahead and make this change
>
> Thanks,
> Erik B. Craig
> ecraig@apache.org
>