Fixing Port Numbers

Desktop/DesktopApp.js

@@ -8,16 +8,14 @@ exports.newDesktopApp = function newDesktopApp() {
 
     async function run() {
         /*
-        Heree we will store our running objects:
+        Here we will store our running objects:
         */
         DK.running = {}
-
         /*
-        This is the Web Sockets client that interacts with the Superalgos Network.
+        This is the Personal Social Graph for the user running this App.
         */
         DK.running.socialGraph = DK.projects.socialTrading.modules.socialGraph.newSocialTradingModulesSocialGraph()
         await DK.running.socialGraph.initialize()
-
         /*
         This is the Web Sockets client that interacts with the Superalgos Network.
         */
@@ -25,11 +23,11 @@ exports.newDesktopApp = function newDesktopApp() {
         await DK.running.webSocketsClient.initialize()
         console.log('Desktop Client Connected to Network Node via Web Sockets ................... Connected to port ' + global.env.NETWORK_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
 
-        /* These are the Network Interfaces by which the UI interacts with the Desktop App.*/
+        /* These are the Network Interfaces by which the Web App interacts with this Desktop Client.*/
 
         DK.running.webSocketsInterface = DK.projects.socialTrading.modules.webSocketsInterface.newDesktopModulesWebSocketsInterface()
         DK.running.webSocketsInterface.initialize()
-        console.log('Desktop Client Web Sockets Interface ....................................... Listening at port ' + global.env.PLATFORM_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
+        console.log('Desktop Client Web Sockets Interface ....................................... Listening at port ' + global.env.DESKTOP_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
 
 
         DK.running.httpInterface = DK.projects.socialTrading.modules.httpInterface.newDesktopModulesHttpInterface()

Projects/Social-Trading/DK/modules/SocialGraph.js

@@ -4,8 +4,14 @@ exports.newSocialTradingModulesSocialGraph = function newSocialTradingModulesSoc
     the user profile of the user of the Desktop App. A personal social
     graph is very similar to the one mantained at a Netwrok Node,
     the mainn difference is that it only includes information relevant
-    to this particular user, and not for al the users in the system
+    to this particular user, and not for all Superalgos users
     as in the Network Node.
+
+    Why we need this?
+
+    Because we need to minimize the calls to the network. There might be
+    information that the web app needs that we already have, so there is
+    no need to ask it to a network node.
     */
     let thisObject = {
         initialize: initialize,

Projects/Social-Trading/DK/modules/WebSocketsInterface.js

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ exports.newDesktopModulesWebSocketsInterface = function newDesktopModulesWebSock
                 webApp = {
                     socket: socket
                 }
-                console.log('Desktop Web App Connected to Web Sockets Interface ......................... Connected to port ' + global.env.PLATFORM_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
+                console.log('Desktop Web App Connected to Web Sockets Interface ......................... Connected to port ' + global.env.DESKTOP_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
 
                 webApp.socket.on('close', onConnectionClosed)
                 webApp.socket.on('message', onMenssage)
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ exports.newDesktopModulesWebSocketsInterface = function newDesktopModulesWebSock
 
             function onConnectionClosed() {
                 webApp = undefined
-                console.log('Desktop Web App Discoonnected from Web Sockets Interface ................... Disonnected from port ' + global.env.PLATFORM_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
+                console.log('Desktop Web App Discoonnected from Web Sockets Interface ................... Disonnected from port ' + global.env.DESKTOP_WEB_SOCKETS_INTERFACE_PORT)
             }
 
         } catch (err) {