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All applications on a single server, does each application have a separate public uri by default?

I am evaluating CLM 5.0.2 and had a question regarding the public URI.  If I have all applications (ccm, rm, qm, jts) running on a single application server (tomcat), such as clm.example.org, does each application have its own public URI by default?  i.e clm.example.org:9443/jts for JTS, clm.example.org:9443/qm for quality manager etc.

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If you are talking about the context root, such as /jts, /ccm, /qm and etc, then yes. Only in the old version (2.x) we use the context root /jazz for both JTS and CCM. Since you're starting with 5.0.2, I can see no reason for using the /jazz context root. The below article will give you more information about the context root and public URI.
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/PlanningYourURIs
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As a supplement to Donald's excellent answer I would add that you are describing a departmental topology, see
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/AlternativeCLMDeploymentTopologies5

A key point in this kind of deployment is the reverse proxy. With a reverse proxy in place you can easy separate out servers on to their own application server, gradually moving towards an enterprise topology, and so easily supporting an increase in the usage of CLM, see:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/RecommendedCLMDeploymentTopologies5

But you need to put the reverse proxy in place in your initial deployment, adding it afterwards could be a difficult task.
For more information about reverse proxies, see:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/UnderstandingReverseProxy

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