[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-21895?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Andre Dietisheim edited comment on JBIDE-21895 at 2/3/17 10:34 AM: ------------------------------------------------------------------- [~psrna] In "oc" (starting with 1.4) you do "oc create service". Something that we dont offer in Eclipse yet. In "oc" versions prior to 1.4 you use a template. Something that we also offer in our tooling. In what regard do you believe our tooling is not flawless? The very same would also happen in you would do the very same steps with oc (apply a template, kill the service, re-apply the template). The only thing I see as being misleading is that you can get the impression that the item in the explorer is the application and that you can kill the application by killing the item (while what you see and kill is only the service). But you should notice that this can't be true since the wizard informed you of all resources that were created when you applied the template in the first place. So to improve the situation: * I added the resource kind in the properties view which should allow you to see that the item that you want to delete in the explorer actually is the service: JBIDE-23841 * I could also think of the application wizard to look ahead and tell you of resource conflicts that will occur if you apply the template that you have selected What would you change in the tooling? was (Author: adietish): [~psrna] In "oc" (starting with 1.4) you do "oc create service". Something that we dont offer in Eclipse yet. In "oc" versions prior to 1.4 you use a template. Something that we also offer in our tooling. In what regard do you believe our tooling is not flawless? The very same would also happen in you would do the very same steps with oc (apply a template, kill the service, re-apply the template). The only thing I see as being misleading is that you can get the impression that the item in the explorer is the application and that you can kill the application by killing the item (while what you see and kill is only the service). But you should notice that this can't be true since the wizard informed you of all resources that were created when you applied the template in the first place. So what would you change in the tooling? -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.2.3#72005)