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Prior to 6.1, the Java console can be used to view both Active Alerts and Queued Activity from one screen. However, in 6.1 and above this is not possible in the Web console. The user would either need to open another window or tab and log in a second time in order to view both Active Alerts and Queued Activity.
It could be achieved by having widgets for tabular view of active alerts and another widget for tabular view of Queued activities.
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Having the ability to view Active Alerts and Queued Activity from one screen would make the Web console more usable, efficient, and increase functionality. |
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