Go to you nxt folder , for run the client NRS use this :

start.bat

"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_51\bin\java.exe"  -Xmx1024M -cp nxt.jar;lib\*;conf nxt.Nxt





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yes, if it was solely related to the NRS javasrcipt interface it does is not useful for oterh clients.


Regarding the ports, here is what I can piece together from the 'nxt-default.properties':


port 7874 is for communication of the NRS blockchain, and has nothing to do with UIs:

#### PEER NETWORKING ####

# Announce my IP address/hostname to peers and allow them to share it with other peers.
# If disabled, peer networking servlet will not be started at all.
nxt.shareMyAddress=true

# Port for incoming peer to peer networking requests, if enabled.
nxt.peerServerPort=7874



port 7875 is the original javascript UI included in the nxt-client- distribution which you have to use with a browser:


#### NRS USER INTERFACE ####

# Enable the default NRS user interface.
nxt.enableUIServer=true

# Hosts from which to allow NRS user interface requests, if enabled.
nxt.allowedUserHosts=127.0.0.1; localhost; 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1;

# Port for NRS user interface server.
nxt.uiServerPort=7875



port 7876 is the one I have access with my 'requests' library:

#### API SERVER ####
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# Port for http/json API requests.
nxt.apiServerPort=7876


Because when I go 'http://localhost:7876' from localhost wth my client using 'POST', I get a proper response. Now the remaining piece of the puzzle is figure out how I get to remote hosts as in 'http://holms.cloudapp.net:6876/

 I am a science programmer, not a web programmer so I'll have to catch up a bit, but I'll get there eventually  

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Thanks for the support

James

Nice. But I want this as a pure client for Nxt, too

Yes, I like simple.

As long as it is 4 or 8 bytes, it works for me. I like the idea about using Alias system to reserve prefix bytes. We could standardize on Aliases that are ("prefix" # all hex chars) reserve that prefix. This way, different apps wont process other apps' AM. Nothing will need to process these Aliases, it would just serve as a prefix reservation system.

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Small Decentralization of Centralization perhaps.


edit: please give me your thoughts on this: