Basically, the area of the Client you are describing is "Progress Button" and upon clicking on it, would see a "Progress Page" displayed on a tab within Notes.
A Notes Client operated in Standard mode utilizes java and Eclipse platform and this feature would be available there.
It was made available starting in Notes 8.x and is a contribution from the Expeditor platform, for further details in use of this feature, we'd advise review of our web resources on Expeditor toolkit and taking a look at the IProgressMonitor interface in our Eclipse documentation.
Some additional information that might be helpful:
- the "Progress Page" is helpful for Eclipse Developers to review progress of system/non-system Eclipse jobs and progress
- since there are infinite possibilities given the extensibility of the Client and jobs that could run by Eclipse plugins available/used within a given environment, unfortunately, there is no single resource to list them all
- since there is no direct means to restart a job listed there manually, we do not recommend canceling an active job at this Page since a restart would have to be realized in the code that started the job
- the Eclipse-specific jobs displayed on this Page should not be confused with Notes tasks that you might see within the Task Manager and are not directly used to review a Client's performance
- a job's progress on this Page is not indicative of a Client performing better or worse
- a job's progress is not stored in a local cache, but is collected via the IProgressMonitor interface in Eclipse and reported