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question asked: Sep 09 '14, 9:47 a.m.
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Extending Jazz Web UI

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SEC Servizi (971●2●38●60) | asked Sep 09 '14, 9:47 a.m.
edited Sep 09 '14, 10:22 a.m.
We are trying to extend the Jazz Web UI, so:
  • is it possible to set order for pages on navigation bar? A new page seems to be added always as last page.
  • is it possible to show/hide a page on navigation bar depending on, for instance, the project area name?
  • is it defined anywhere a constant for the "/admin" context path?
  • is there a default page to handle errors we can reuse and/or extend?
  • is it possible to redirect to existing pages "calling" corresponding actions (e.g., "#action=com.ibm.team.build.viewDefinitionList")?
Thanks in advance.

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Donald Nong (14.5k●6●14) | answered Sep 09 '14, 11:55 p.m.
I will try to answer these one by one.
1. I suppose you are talking about the tab order of a multi-tabbed browser. If so, that's the feature of the browser, not Jazz. For example, Chrome by default opens a new tab right next to the current tab.
2. Don't think it's possible as a Jazz Web UI extension.
3. The context root "/admin" is defined when you deploy the admin.war web application, and registered in the Jazz repository after you run jts/setup.
4. Don't think so. Errors are usually "embedded" in the current page.
5. Don't really understand the question. Isn't it just open the page in the same tab?
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SEC Servizi commented Sep 10 '14, 4:06 a.m.

Donald, thanks for your answer but it's not what we were talking about... :)

Donald Nong commented Sep 10 '14, 9:21 p.m.

Well, we will wait for the experts that understand your questions then. I first thought you were talking about Jazz Web UI Theming but the features you talked about were so different so I fell back to the old school use-javascript-to-control-everything-in-the-web-page theory. Unfortunately, wrong again.

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