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PhantomJS uses an embedded web server called mongoose. Right now, PhantomJS cannot connect with any other production webserver. With respect to connection, it can deal with 10 connections at a time and more than 10 requests will be waiting in a queue.
To start a webserver, we need to use the following syntax −
var webserver = require (‘webserver’);
Let us understand the Port property, which is used to listen to the requests that are sent to the webserver.
port
The Port property for a webserver is used to listen to the request that are sent to it.
Syntax
Its syntax is as follows −
var server = require(''webserver'').create(); var listening = server.listen(port, function (request, response) {});
Example
Let us take an example to understand how the port property works.
var webserver = require(''webserver''); var server = webserver.create(); var service = server.listen(8080,function(request,response){ }); if(service) console.log("server started - http://localhost:" + server.port);
The above program generates the following output.
server started - http://localhost:8080
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