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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.
Note
The 'Forward all HTTP traffic to HTTPS' option (see "NodeJS Server Input
plugin preferences 1" on page786) does not affect proxies. All routes set as
proxy in Workflow will be forwarded to the target specified in the proxy list.
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Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
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Allowed Origins: Enter an origin (everything in a URL before the path, e.g.
http://www.example.com). The Workflow server will add this value to the
Access-Control-Allow-Origin
header, which signals to the browser that it is allowed to make the request. This
enables cross-origin resource requests, such as AJAX requests.
The default setting "*" is a wildcard that allows all cross-origin resource requests.
NodeJS Server Input plugin preferences 3
The third HTTP Server Input plugin preferences page provides an authentication mechanism
for ActiveDirectory by LDAP.
The LDAP port is 389.
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Enable authentication: Check to enable authentication for ActiveDirectory via LDAP.
Any process that starts with a NodeJS input task will then require the user to authenticate
before it can run. Until the user has been successfully authenticated, the Workflow
process is never triggered. After a certain number of failed attempts, the NodeJS server
will lock out the user for a certain length of time, to discourage denial of service attacks.
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ActiveDirectory Server: Enter the address of the ActiveDirectory Server.
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Domain: Enter the domain for authentication.
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