1:49 p.m.
Currently the theme files are copied into each subsystem during
deployment creating duplicates. To reduce the problem the files
should be combined into a common folder /pki.
The process will be done over several patches. Initially this patch
will copy the images and CSS files into /pki/images and /pki/css.
Subsequent patches will update references to these files to the new
location. When it's done, the files no longer need to be copied
into each subsystem.
Ticket #328
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Endi S. Dewata
12:18 a.m.
Comments here on 149 and 150-168.
Nicely done. I do think that it makes sense to combine all the image
and css files in one location. This helps in ensuring a consistent look
and feel across the servers.
What this means, of course, is that all common image files must be
exactly the same -- that is certificate.jpg must be the same in all of
the ca-ui, ra-ui, tps-ui etc. as any one of them could be overwritten as
more subsystems are added to an instance. I checked briefly, but I
assume you confirmed that this was in fact the case.
In which case, it seems that in order to prevent files from getting out
of sync - we should in fact deliver all the image files out of common-ui
- and remove them from the ca-ui, kra-ui, tps-ui etc. So the
<subsystem>-ui files would just contain template files (and in the case
of the tps, some extra css and gif files for the esc interface)
We would then need to require common-ui for the tps-ui and ra-ui, and we
would not need the code to copy image files from the <subsystem>-ui
directories.
Moreover, the image files that are not referenced at all in the template
and html files are likely only used (if at all) in the CS 8.x package.
They do not apply to the dogtag UI and should be removed.
Ade
On Mon, 2012-11-05 at 13:49 -0600, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
Currently the theme files are copied into each subsystem during
deployment creating duplicates. To reduce the problem the files
should be combined into a common folder /pki.
The process will be done over several patches. Initially this patch
will copy the images and CSS files into /pki/images and /pki/css.
Subsequent patches will update references to these files to the new
location. When it's done, the files no longer need to be copied
into each subsystem.
Ticket #328
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12:20 a.m.
Oh, incidentally the following patches introduce some white space errors
- 155, 156, 158, 559
On Tue, 2012-11-06 at 01:18 -0500, Ade Lee wrote:
Comments here on 149 and 150-168.
Nicely done. I do think that it makes sense to combine all the image
and css files in one location. This helps in ensuring a consistent look
and feel across the servers.
What this means, of course, is that all common image files must be
exactly the same -- that is certificate.jpg must be the same in all of
the ca-ui, ra-ui, tps-ui etc. as any one of them could be overwritten as
more subsystems are added to an instance. I checked briefly, but I
assume you confirmed that this was in fact the case.
In which case, it seems that in order to prevent files from getting out
of sync - we should in fact deliver all the image files out of common-ui
- and remove them from the ca-ui, kra-ui, tps-ui etc. So the
<subsystem>-ui files would just contain template files (and in the case
of the tps, some extra css and gif files for the esc interface)
We would then need to require common-ui for the tps-ui and ra-ui, and we
would not need the code to copy image files from the <subsystem>-ui
directories.
Moreover, the image files that are not referenced at all in the template
and html files are likely only used (if at all) in the CS 8.x package.
They do not apply to the dogtag UI and should be removed.
Ade
On Mon, 2012-11-05 at 13:49 -0600, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
> Currently the theme files are copied into each subsystem during
> deployment creating duplicates. To reduce the problem the files
> should be combined into a common folder /pki.
>
> The process will be done over several patches. Initially this patch
> will copy the images and CSS files into /pki/images and /pki/css.
> Subsequent patches will update references to these files to the new
> location. When it's done, the files no longer need to be copied
> into each subsystem.
>
> Ticket #328
>
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> Pki-devel(a)redhat.com
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