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Key: Enter the absolute path to the Private Key File. This file generally ends with a .key
extension.
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Password: Enter the password (or passkey) for the Private Key File.
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Verbose log: Select to enable to keep a verbose log. Note that a communication log is
generated whether or not this option is selected. If you use a secure connection, the log
will contain extra information.
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Disable SOAP Server: Check to disable all SOAP Server functionality.
NodeJS Server Input plugin preferences 2
The second set of NodeJS Server Input plugin preferences is used to enable serving static
HTTP resources, as part of a NodeJS Server workflow. These resources are referred to within
the HTML response file and do not pass through a process to get served so the process is very
quick. Static resources are especially useful for additional formatting of HTML files such as JS
(JavaScript) scripts, CSS files and images, since they are not dynamic and generally shared
between multiple dynamic files.
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Static HTTP resources:
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Mount point: Specify a path name that should refer to a directory in the currently
accessible file system, for example: /img. Different mount points can point to the
same directory. Use the buttons below the list to add or delete mount points and to
change the order of the mount points in the list.
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Directory: Type the path of the local folder where the resources for the mount point
on the left are located, or click the [...] button and choose the folder in the browse
dialog.
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Proxy List: The proxy list is used to setup end points for redirecting requests to another
server.
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Mount point: Specify a path name for which requests should be redirected to
another site, for example: /myrest. Different mount points can point to the same
remote site. Use the buttons below the list to add or delete mount points and to
change the order of the mount points in the list.
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Remote site: Type the address of the server to which the request should be
redirected.
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