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  • … during a long while)
    
    The problem comes because quicksetup.jar contains the utility properties.  The code tries to load the correct bundle for the preferred language (for ES), since it is not in quicksetup.jar (no messages_en is included), waits till all the jars are downloaded.  This makes the splashscreen to stay till all the jars are downloaded.
    
    In fact this can be considered a duplicate of  2112.  The fix consists on marking utility.properties the same as quicksetup.properties: when the server is launched using java web start it will use a particular class loader.
    
    
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  • Use the '-client' option to launch small programs inside the scripts.
    
    
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  • The scripts used to impose a maximum and minimum size for the JVM to reduce the time required to launch the JVM when using some small and auxiliary Java programs.  This generates ugly errors in some platforms, so the fix consists on playing safe and rely on the JVM ergonomics to launch these programs.
    
    
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  • The fix consists on adding three new elements to the control panel.
    
    1. Allow the user to specify a future date when the backup will be launched or a periodic schedule to launch the backup.
    
    2. Allow the user to specify a future date when an export to LDIF will be launched or a periodic schedule to launch the export.
    
    3. Allow the user to see the scheduled and ongoing tasks.  This is a graphical equivalent of the manage-task command.  In this first version, the GUI displays the tasks and allows to cancel them.  It allows to display all the common task attributes in a table and also the specific attributes for a task in a separate pane.
    
    With this proposal including the possibility of allowing scheduling other type of tasks (like import or restore) is just a matter of adding half a dozen of lines of code (since most of the code is in StatusGenericPanel) so if we find that allowing scheduling tasks for other tasks (apart from backup and export) makes sense, it is pretty straightforward to add this functionality.
    
    
    
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  • …esting replicaiton.plugin code
    
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