Richard, now _that's_ a project - change the 800 wintel machines to Mac!
If we were a Post-Production house or some kind of visual/audio
designers I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem, but being a bank and all..

It sounds like you're saying that this isn't something I could ask IBM
to fix, as such, it's more of an environmental issue which needs
resolving. But if you're able to recreate it on an up-to-date
environment then perhaps there IS something IBM can look at?

Thanks,
Matthew

-----Original Message-----
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On Behalf Of
Richard Sims
Sent: 17 January 2006 13:29
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] 'Node access list' through web not displaying
properly

On Jan 17, 2006, at 7:18 AM, Large, M (Matthew) wrote:

> Guys,
>
> I've noticed a bug in our 5.2.4.4 software and I was wondering if it 
> was worth my while opening a PMR to fix it.
>
> When I open a web client interface on a client, go to utilities and 
> select 'Node Access List' the window opens. Adding nodes it no 
> problem, but when I want to remove the node access's I defined, when I

> click on a line in the window nothing is highlighted, so I can't tell 
> which node access I'm about to delete.
>
> Is this something which is fixed in 5.3.2?

Matthew -

Difficulties encountered with Web applications are complex in the myriad
elements which may participate in them: the browser, the host service,
Java in the PC, JavaScript (which has nothing to do with
Java) in the PC, Flash, certificates, SSL, etc. This, in this case, you
can't simply point to the TSM client and say, "Aha!", particularly as
the Web Client so heavily depends upon Java in the PC.

I reproduced your problem on up-to-date XP, with both IE and Firefox:
click on a line in that access list box, and nothing is highlighted.
I tried it also on Macintosh OS X with browsers Safari and Netscape and
Firefox: click on a line element and a box appears around it, no
problem.

Conclusion: Get a Mac, and greatly reduce your frustrations.  ;-)

    Richard Sims
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