How much reverse-proxy complexity is actually involved in fronting a Touch App Server with a reverse proxy — is it materially different between Apps9 and Apps10?

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Yes, meaningfully different — on Apps9, reverse-proxy setup is considerably simpler, since only the Touch App Server itself needs to be reverse-proxied, with no additional Identity Provider component to account for. On Apps10, by contrast, the reverse-proxy setup needs to additionally account for the Identity Provider component used in Apps10's authentication flow, not just the Touch App Server itself, making the overall configuration more involved than the equivalent Apps9 setup.

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