Hi Eric,
That is actually the expected behavior.
The HTTP Security property sets the minimum required. So when set to None it will accept both http and https.
If you are viewing the documentation using https that means your server has https configured, so the url shows https. If you access the documentation using http it will show a http url unless the property is set to SSL/TLS.
It is also by design that there is no way to set a service to be only available in http, since https should always be prefered if the server has it configured.
Regards,
João Rosado
That is actually the expected behavior.
The HTTP Security property sets the minimum required. So when set to None it will accept both http and https.
If you are viewing the documentation using https that means your server has https configured, so the url shows https. If you access the documentation using http it will show a http url unless the property is set to SSL/TLS.
It is also by design that there is no way to set a service to be only available in http, since https should always be prefered if the server has it configured.
Regards,
João Rosado