Using web.server.https.port property with multiple values
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Issue
- Does web.server.https.port / web.server.http.port property allow multiple values assignment?
- In case user needs to use two ports, should this property be used with 2 values?
- Liferay DXP [all versions]
Resolution
- No, it does not allow multiple values assignment.
- These properties takes the value as integer, and appends a semicolon and the value(port no) after the URL. This makes it feasible for the portal to communicate with the web server and fetch all the available files residing at the web server.
- In case multiple values are provided, this property takes "-1" as the default value.
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