Portal.properties file

Hi! Is there any published documentation on the parameters of the portal.properties file for ALBPM WE 5.7? I'm specifically interested in the definition of fuego.portal.debug=false.
Thanks,
Christine Spretnjak

the following properties:
# Port to launch Portal HTTP debugger.
fuego.portal.debug=false
fuego.portal.debuggerPort=9007are used to enable an internal web server that shows debug information of the workspace application. it is similar to the option available for the engine.
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