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Hiding built-in views

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Main Page > Customizing JPPF > Hiding views


The JPPF administration console is made of a number of built-in views and components assembled together. These views and components can be hidden by specifiying configuration properties in the form:

jppf.admin.console.view.<view_name>.enabled = true | false

where view_name is the name of a built-in view, among those listed below:

# the server chooser combobox at the top of the UI
jppf.admin.console.view.ServerChooser.enabled = true
# the status bar at the bottom of the UI
jppf.admin.console.view.StatusBar.enabled = true
# the main tabbed pane containing all admin and monitoring views
jppf.admin.console.view.Main.enabled = true
# the tabbed pane containing all topology views
jppf.admin.console.view.Topology.enabled = true
# the topology tree view
jppf.admin.console.view.TopologyTree.enabled = true
# the topology graph view
jppf.admin.console.view.TopologyGraph.enabled = true
# the topology JVM health view
jppf.admin.console.view.TopologyHealth.enabled = true
# the job data view
jppf.admin.console.view.JobData.enabled = true
# the server statistics view
jppf.admin.console.view.ServerStats.enabled = true
# the charts views (tabbed pane)
jppf.admin.console.view.Charts.enabled = false
# the charts configuration view
jppf.admin.console.view.ChartsConfig.enabled = true
# the server load-balancing configuration view
jppf.admin.console.view.LoadBalancing.enabled = true

Note that, when left unspecified, any of these properties will default to true (enabled).

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