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Right now I install the sysdeo plugin along side ME so I have a single button to click to restart Tomcat while I’m developing. I would need this plugin at all if ME provided this functionality, and here was a thought I had on how it would work:
Right now to start/stop the app server, you click the server button arrow, and it drops down a list, to select the app server then you choose Start/Stop. I’m wondering if you can make this control a combination of a combobox (app server list) and then a combo button/dropdown button next to it. The button, when clicked would perform a restart, OR do the opposite of what it did last time (toggle) and the drop down arrow next to it would give you the options of “Start/Stop”. So it would look something like this:
[ Tomcat 5.0 ][v] [GO][v] |Tomcat 4.1 | |Start| |Tomcat 4.0 | |Stop| ---------------- -------Even though that is the best ASCII art I’ve ever done in my life, the idea is that the first control is a combo box, and the second control is that Button/Dropdown combo that Eclipse likes to use. The things below them are the dropped down menus 🙂
OR, just add another button that looks like a recycle sign that restarts the server…
OR, just add another button that looks like a recycle sign that restarts the server…
The EASIE plugins used to do exactly this, but with 20 server connectors obviously this could cause a lot of clutter in the UI. Maybe if we could have an additional preference option to add the toolbar buttons it would work.
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportIf this is the case (5+ server connectors) would the dropdown menu make more sense? You select the connector you want to perform the action on, then click the action next to it?
