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|usage = fetch the port number for HTTP connections | |usage = fetch the port number for HTTP connections | ||
|returnInfo = an integer representing the port number for HTTP connections | |returnInfo = an integer representing the port number for HTTP connections | ||
|notes = If the server's [[server. | |notes = If the server's [[server.httpServer|http server]] is enabled, the port in this function will be used to listen for HTTP connections. If the server's [[server.httpServer|http server]] is disabled, the server.httpPort will be used to connect to the external HTTP server. | ||
|since = 1.2.0 | |since = 1.2.0 | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:05, 10 November 2020
Variable Server Only 
Online and Offline Read-Only
Available since Server 1.2.0
int server.httpPort
The server.httpPort variable is used to fetch the port number for HTTP connections.
Value
| int | An integer representing the port number for HTTP connections. |
| readonly | This variable cannot be changed. |
Notes
- If the server's http server is enabled, the port in this function will be used to listen for HTTP connections. If the server's http server is disabled, the server.httpPort will be used to connect to the external HTTP server.
Examples
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Compatibility
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Related
Server Related httpGet