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lost feature #247

Open iheos opened 8 years ago

iheos commented 8 years ago

Originally reported by: Eric Poiseau (Bitbucket: ericpoiseau, GitHub: Unknown)

Bill between the older version of the tool and the newer version, we have lost the ability of editing the endpoint of the simulated actors. This might still be a feature of the tool, but we have not found how to access it. Please look at the screen capture to see what we are meaning.

iheos commented 8 years ago

Original comment by Bill Majurski (Bitbucket: bmajur, GitHub: Unknown):

This issue was attached to the wrong repository. It should have been part of the toolkit2 repository (bitbucket.org/iheos/toolkit2/issues).

iheos commented 8 years ago

Original comment by Eric Poiseau (Bitbucket: ericpoiseau, GitHub: Unknown):

Thanks. This would be perfect !

iheos commented 8 years ago

Original comment by Bill Majurski (Bitbucket: bmajur, GitHub: Unknown):

Currently the endpoints are fixed when the simulator is created. It's always been this way. Given the way you are using VMs, I think the solution is to have a button on either the Sim Config tool or the admin tool that updates ALL simulator configurations to the hostname currently entered into toolkit.properties (these are editable on the admin tool). Does this sound right?

iheos commented 8 years ago

Original comment by Eric Poiseau (Bitbucket: ericpoiseau, GitHub: Unknown):

Bill, actually the endpoints contain all the root url of the machine. If the tool is installed on a VM and the VM is duplicated and installed with a different name then the simulators need to be re-created as the name of the machine is changing. So actually we do not need to edit the fields, we need to have the part the contains the name of the machine to use, for exemple using the properties "toolkit host" from the ToolKit configuration page.

iheos commented 8 years ago

Original comment by Bill Majurski (Bitbucket: bmajur, GitHub: Unknown):

Why were you editing endpoints? Most of the field in the endpoints have always been fixed (interpreted in special ways). Some changes you could have made would have been breaking changes. That is why the edit was removed. For that reason I need to know why you were editing them.