Deploy WarpStudio as a standalone Web Server.
WarpStudio is our WarpScript Web IDE. It comes as a Warp 10 plugin, but you can deploy it as a standalone Web Server.
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At first, download the WarpStudio package here.
Now you can run simply it:
java -jar warp10-warpstudio-server.jarWarpStudio is now running on http://127.0.0.1:8082
You can pass it a properties file as a command line argument:
java -jar warp10-warpstudio-server.jar ws.propertiesAccepted properties are:
warpstudio.port = 8082
warpstudio.host = 127.0.0.1
warpstudio.ssl.host =
warpstudio.ssl.port =
warpstudio.ssl.tcp.backlog =
warpstudio.ssl.acceptors = 2
warpstudio.ssl.selectors = 4
warpstudio.ssl.keystore.path =
warpstudio.ssl.keystore.password =
warpstudio.ssl.cert.alias =
warpstudio.ssl.keymanager.password =
warpstudio.ssl.idle.timeout =So, as you can see, you can use a key store to expose WarpStudio over HTTPS.
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