Added support for API hosts with non-standard ports. Previously an AP…

…I host of "localhost:8080" would actually set "localhost:8080" as the 'host' option to the AJAX request. This would fail horribly. Now the port is split out and passed as the 'port' option to the request. If no ":<port>" is provided, Node will use the protocol default, if any.

app.js

@@ -298,12 +298,17 @@ function processRequest(req, res, next) {
         }
     }
 
+    var baseHostInfo = apiConfig.baseURL.split(':');
+    var baseHostUrl = baseHostInfo[0],
+        baseHostPort = (baseHostInfo.length > 1) ? baseHostInfo[1] : "";
+
     var paramString = query.stringify(params),
         privateReqURL = apiConfig.protocol + '://' + apiConfig.baseURL + apiConfig.privatePath + methodURL + ((paramString.length > 0) ? '?' + paramString : ""),
         options = {
             headers: {},
             protocol: apiConfig.protocol,
-            host: apiConfig.baseURL,
+            host: baseHostUrl,
+            port: baseHostPort,
             method: httpMethod,
             path: apiConfig.publicPath + methodURL + ((paramString.length > 0) ? '?' + paramString : "")
         };