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Utility Daemon

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I probably just overlooked this when I was looking through the release notes, but if someone knows and is willing to give me an answer, I'll get you a beer at GearUp next year. During installation of 6.7.0, I noticed that the user is now prompted to provide the port for the HTTPS utility daemon (default 6689). What is it, and what does it do?

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Bill Klish

I believe this is the daemon that listens for URL task calls within a workflow. These are meant to be replacements of external tasks, where you would have to fork a new jvm to run any java commands. This utility allows you to run the code within the same JVM as TeamSite (via a servlet for example), giving you a nice performance increase, without the added headaches of super long classpath inclusions.

Hope that helps,
-Bill