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Story
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Resolution: Won't Do
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Documentation (Ref Guide, User Guide, etc.), User Experience
In new tabs in secondary navigation, namely Sessions an Consumers, if client is connected there are some information and statistics related to these. If one of the lines of results is selected there will appear red "Close" button (see the screenshot provided). Behavior of this button seems to be counterintuitive to what person, that doesn't have deeper understanding of it's purpose and use cases, might expect to happened. This button kills only session / consumer as broker internal resources so actual client is unaware of what happened. Client is not informed (with the exception of Core protocol client) and as a result just "hangs in the air" unable to react on the changes and from this point on receive messages.
Proposal:
This button should be either one of these options:
- not be available and removed from Hawtio console
- not be available by default and accessible only if it is explicitly allowed in preferences with proper warning
- show some kind of understandable warning upon use
And regardless, if current state is changed or not, properly document it's behavior, intended purpose and some examples of its use cases.
- is related to
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ENTMQBR-837 [A-MQ7, Hawtio] Client does not recieve any info about AMQP session being killed
- New
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ENTMQBR-853 [A-MQ7, Core client] Core client should be notified if consumer is closed on broker side
- New
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ENTMQBR-698 [A-MQ7, JMX management] console tree view of clients connections / sessions / producers / consumer
- Closed
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AMQDOC-2723 QE feedback - [A-MQ7, Hawtio] Close button in Sessions tab and Consumers tab may be confusing in what it actually does
- New