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package org.apache.jena.fuseki.server;

import java.util.List ;

/** This represents a configuration of a SPARQL server.
 */

public class ServerConfig
{
    public ServerConfig() {}
    
    /** Port to run the server service on */
    public int port ;
    /** Port for the management interface : -1 for no management interface */ 
    public int mgtPort ;
    /** Port for the pages UI : this can be the same as the services port. */ 
    public int pagesPort ;
    /** Jetty config file - if null, use the built-in configuration of Jetty */
    public String jettyConfigFile = null ;
    /** Listen only on the loopback (localhost) interface */
    public boolean loopback = false ;
    /** The local directory for serving the static pages */ 
    public String pages ;
    /** The list of datasets */
    public List datasets ;
    /** Enable Accept-Encoding compression. Set to false by default.*/
    public boolean enableCompression = false ;
    
    /** Enable additional logging */
    public boolean verboseLogging = false ;
    /**
     * Authentication config file used to setup Jetty Basic auth, if a Jetty config file was set this is ignored since Jetty config allows much more complex auth methods to be implemented
     */
    public String authConfigFile ;

}