Andrew Jardine 6 Years Ago @#!@$%! awesome! This is the kind of plugin EVERYONE should consider. Anything that can save your organization money, or you as an individual from pulling your hair out is worth it weight in gold. I've had this problem (environment config differences) plague me with the past version of Liferay, which as you said were much simpler. Anyone who has run into this type of problem under the new architecture will immediately appreciate the value this tool brings to the table. Great work David! Can't wait for the release! Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
(You) 6 Years Ago [...] For those that don't follow my blog, I've just released two apps to the Liferay Marketplace, TripWire CE for Liferay 7 CE and TripWire DXP for Liferay DXP. TripWire is a monitoring tool that... [...] Read More Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Tanguy Thomas 5 Years Ago Hi David,This seems a great tool indeed, however I do have a question: does the tool allow somehow to interact with the bundle status? Let's say one of the bundle stops for whatever reason and you would like to restart it, or that on the other hand you want to stop it because you identify it's causing a general problem and you rather live without it while it's being corrected, can you do that? With other words, does it offer the flexibility of having the gogo Shell "start bundle" and "stop bundle" and maybe other gogo Shell actions?If not, do you know any tool that would allow this (besides the gogo Shell itself of course)? I am asking because we can't just give Telnet access to servers (moreover production): the people that can have access to the Gogo Shell are then not the Liferay Developers and Administrators in general, when it's the Liferay developers that would need this OSGi management tool. Thanks for your help, and I am anyways considering you solution.Tanguy Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel