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* [JENKINS-31661] Add an administrative monitor to check the root url configuration - add the monitor + test * - corrections requested by Oleg in code review * - add a field to fill during SetupWizard for the rootUrl (default value using javascript but editable) - WIP : missing the translation * - revert whitespace change * - little refactoring of js methods * - translation added * - modification requested during PR by Jesse * - renaming proposed by Keith * - rework to have a new page in the SetupWizard for the root URL * Correct relevant non-conflicting merge changes * - in case of skip => also skip the instance configuration - terminate => finish (+ uppercase) - replace double single quotes - add help message in the wizard to inform admins - correct the installState serialization problem - update working (admin monitor + wizard) * address Daniel's comment - skip all steps will show two messages instead of one (like before when clicking on skip twice) - skip => not now - remove margin and adjust padding for the wizard forms - add the "if possible" * address Arnaud's comment on the sauter vs passer * address Liam's comment * correct previous commit typo * correct previous commit typo (2) * add blank end line * address James' comment * address Daniel's comment * address Devin's comment - implement error management in the wizard - provide different message in the monitor in case of null / invalid url - add an helper to validate URL (even with _ in domain) - add @Restricted * - also update the monitor test to be consistent with its new behavior * address Devin's comments * correct header files * include relevant classes for the url validation from commons-validator:1.6 * Move Apache classes in a more standard package
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