We distribute the admin webapp so customers can manage users and roles, and sometimes they press the Commit Changes button (even though it's not required for users/group/role admin). We've noticed that ther resulting rewrite of Tomcat config files can lead to running web applications being reloaded - which can be disasterous for some of our critical apps. I don't think this behaviour is a bug with Tomcat, but it IS a real problem that users aren't warned about the potentially devastating effect of clicking Commit Changes before it happens. A simple dialog warning of the consequences (and mentioning that user/role admins don't need this button anyway) would be a huge improvement.
Changing to an enhancement request. It's one of those ever-continuing dialogs about how big and how red the destruction button should be ;)
(In reply to comment #1) > Changing to an enhancement request. It's one of those ever-continuing dialogs > about how big and how red the destruction button should be ;) OK, fair enough ;o) But it's just a boring grey button at the moment with no warning at all...
Good idea, done.