anchor.diff:  _http.proxyPort_) are evaluated. If both are defined, connections to the HTTP
   archive are routed via this proxy server.
   
  -For more information about these properties refer to [Java Networking and
  -Proxies](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/net/proxies.html).
  -Note however, that the current implementation does not evaluate the properties 
  -for an HTTPS proxy; the proxy server defined by the properties for plain HTTP
  -is used for both HTTP and HTTPS connections.
  +For more information about these properties refer to
  +https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/net/proxies.html[Java
  +Networking and Proxies]. Note however, that the current implementation does not
  +evaluate the properties for an HTTPS proxy; the proxy server defined by the
  +properties for plain HTTP is used for both HTTP and HTTPS connections.
  
positive.code:   <downloadTempDir>c:\data\download\temp</downloadTempDir>
    <initTimeout>10</initTimeout>
    <stateRequestTimeout>60</stateRequestTimeout>
  </media>
  </configuration>
  ----
  
negative.code: | Setting | Description | Optional
  | archiveUri | The URI of the HTTP archive. The concrete structure of the URI
  depends on the protocol used for the archive; details can be found in the
  <<Protocols>> section. | No
  | archiveName | A human-readable name for this archive. The name is displayed
  in the UI of the HTTP archive startup application. | No
  | protocol | References the protocol (its short name) to be used for this
  archive. This determines the way the server is accessed.
  | Yes, defaults to _webdav_
  | realm | The name of the realm the archive belongs to. Refer to the
  <<Realms>> section for further information. Archives assigned to the same
  realm share their login credentials. | No
  | processorCount | The number of processor actors to be used when reading the
  content of the archive during startup. This is roughly equivalent to the number
  