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Disable CC3100 HTTP Web Server on TCP/IP Port 80?

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3100, CC3100BOOST, CC31XXEMUBOOST

Is there some way to disable the built-in Web server listening on TCP/IP port 80 of the CC3100.  I'm using the CC3100BOOST with a CC31XXEMUBOOST for pre-design testing, using MSVC++ under Windows 7.  That is working well for me, but I'd like put my own HTTP server on the default port---therefore serving all Web pages myself over TCP/IP connections.  The Web pages I have in mind have a lot more "dynamic" content than the existing CC3100 "token" scheme allows for.

I have found nothing in the supplied documentation regarding this.

BTW: I'd considered using the "sl_HttpServerCallback" data structure to supply my own "dynamic" Web page content, but the "response" data structure associated with this callback seems to be limited to 64 bytes max.

Best regards,

Bruce