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Should not a delete action ask for confirmation? The same is true about Library Manager and Java Platform Manager.
Jano, assign it back if you decide this should be implemented.
easy to implement once Jano decides...
1. Removal confirmation vs Cancel button This issue applies to the Java Platform Manager as well. And we might also think about consistency with other managers: - Library Manager has a Cancel button (the removal confirmation is not necessary then). - Palette Manager has a removal confirmation Pavle, is the Cancel button implementable in Server(and Java Platform) manager? I can imagine, that it might be quite hard ... 2. Add/Remove vs Register/Unregister Shouldn't we rather use the word "unregister" in the removal question as well as on the buttons instead of "remove"? The verb "unregister" is used in the Help set. Morover, the term "Server Instance" might be used instead of just "Server" It is already used it in "Add Server Instance" wizard and Help set, however there is "Server Manager", "Add Server" button, "Add Server" action and "Servers", "Server Name" and "Server Type" labels. Note: we may want to reassign this issue to another component.
> Pavle, is the Cancel button implementable in Server(and Java Platform) manager? > I can imagine, that it might be quite hard ... I think that Cancel button is the right choice, although a bit harder to implement. Once we move settings from Tomcat property sheet here (this was already done for appserver) and once we make it possible to change server's classes, sources, etc., we should make it possible to undo changes. > Add/Remove vs Register/Unregister I would vote for "Add/Remove" since it's shorter and explanatory enaugh. > Morover, the term "Server Instance" might be used instead of just "Server" > It is already used it in "Add Server Instance" wizard and Help set, however > there is "Server Manager", "Add Server" button, "Add Server" action and > "Servers", "Server Name" and "Server Type" labels. IMO, "Server" is better - here applies the same as for "Add/Remove" - word "instance" seems to be quite redundant to me.
TM 5.0 -> TBD
This is fixed now - action name is "Remove" and it displays a confirmation dialog, which addresses the original problem.