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NB 200728051800: Servers/Options Startup TimeOut value when changed to a small value (gave 10 sec) less than the smallest time-value needed to start the server instance, if the end-user stops and starts the server instance again, he will be confused as: +++ an Error window form IDE pops up telling him "Server Startup had timed out" +++ while in the Output-server he will see the progress of start and at the end, the server is started with success +++ after closing the Error window, the server node status is coherrent with the IDE errro, but not coherrent with the real server status. +++ Refresh Action on the node updates the status to Started. I think a small improvement of this new feature is welcome: like define the range of allowed input-values specially for the low side. May be we can implement something like: new value >= default value even if Adhoc choosen.
There really isn't a way to compute what the smallest time should be... So this is really a request for the IDE to end up in a consistent state...