Suggest revising the wording on the Auto Start page to assume that end users have no idea what a service is or how it is different than an application. Just some suggestions, but feel free to ignore or get a second opinion.
As a user, I think “Service ready” means that it is ready for me to login. I might not know the difference between the “service” and the underlying application being ready. So maybe use language like: Service ready, Starting Banner application. That would help indicate that we are waiting for Banner to start at that point.
Same concern where most users won’t know what “service health” means. I might consider adding something like:
Checking for application to respond (service health).
There might be a better way to phrase it, I am just trying to message to the user that we are waiting for the Banner Application to start and respond before we just send them on their way.
Suggest revising the wording on the Auto Start page to assume that end users have no idea what a service is or how it is different than an application. Just some suggestions, but feel free to ignore or get a second opinion.
As a user, I think “Service ready” means that it is ready for me to login. I might not know the difference between the “service” and the underlying application being ready. So maybe use language like: Service ready, Starting Banner application. That would help indicate that we are waiting for Banner to start at that point.
Same concern where most users won’t know what “service health” means. I might consider adding something like: Checking for application to respond (service health).
There might be a better way to phrase it, I am just trying to message to the user that we are waiting for the Banner Application to start and respond before we just send them on their way.