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For my app i have my own .conf file. The app is the webmonitor app that will on a schedule iterate through a list of urls and time the request, check size, crc contents, etc.. I'd like to reuse the manager or setup.conf system be able to let users add/delete/edit a URL - which is just a stanza in my own conf. Is there a mechanism to hook into manager or via setup.conf let me manage a list of stanza's? I want to reuse the UI for managing file inputs but not manipulate my conf/stanzas. Thanks in advance! e |
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I don't think you can hook directly into the manager. However, it sounds like you can try the setup route. After you create setup you can access it via Manager > App and next to your app, there will be setup link. Have you taken a look at this:
It sounds like what you're looking for. You'll need to make a setup.xml for your app. The limitation as mentioned on that page is "The .conf files and stanza(s) you want to modify must already exist." If you're looking at more flexibility (dynamically create a stanza) take a look here:
You will need to write your own endpoint. But you'll have control over specifying the stanza (whether update or create), and key/values that go under that stanza. Take note: def handleEdit(self, confInfo):
The parameters to writeConf():
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