Unable to Create a node with cq:component showing 409

Hi @gokilavani ,

A 409 error typically occurs when there is a conflict with the resource you are trying to create. In this case, it seems that the node you are trying to create already exists or there is a naming conflict.

To troubleshoot this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Verify if the node already exists: Double-check if the node you are trying to create already exists in the specified location. If it does, you may need to choose a different name or delete the existing node before creating a new one.

2. Check the component registration: Ensure that the component you are trying to use is properly registered in the instance. You can verify this by checking the component's registration status in the CRX/DE or by inspecting the package installation status.

3. Verify permissions: Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to create nodes with the specified component. Check the access control policies to ensure that you have the appropriate permissions for creating nodes.

4. Check for naming conflicts: If you are specifying a name for the node, ensure that it does not conflict with any existing nodes or reserved names. Avoid using special characters or reserved words in the node name.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, please provide more details about the specific error message and the steps you are taking to create the node.

Hi, 

Are you creating nodes under path that allow such nodetypes? for example if you create a cq:page node under /content, do you still see the issue?

Hi @gokilavani 
can you specify your sdk version over here and also can you tell me is it similar for creating node at any path in crx or just some specific paths?

Programmatically, when you see 409 error, it indicates that a conflict. This can occur when creating a node in AEM CRX. if a node with the same name already exists, or if there are constraints in place that prevent the creation of the node type you're trying to create. 

You can firstly check if the node exist, and if exists, do nothing... or write some other business logic to change the name of the node.

Also as a new developer, I recommend you to learn about System User. A system user is a JCR user with no password set and a minimal set of privileges that are necessary to perform a specific task. Having no password set means that it will not be possible to login with a system user. A system user is typically utilized by the AEM backend code which have privileges to create, read, update, and delete nodes in the JCR; the backend code will authenticate as a system user as a session when needed, and is required to session logout right when the task or tasks have been completed....Very effective.
Full documentation here -> https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/create-system-service-users-in-aem-6-5-with-code-configurations

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From your screenshot that you are showing us, it looks like CRX/DE does not like it when that specific nodeType is placed at the path of the JCR. The JCR has rules for which nodes can be added into other nodes vs not.

I am pretty sure the marked answer is not the correct one. I checked this on latest vanilla SDK (2024.5.16461.20240524T172309Z) as well as on old vanilla SDK (2023.3.11382.20230315T073850Z) and I can reproduce the same on the newer SDK (2024.5.16461.20240524T172309Z)  but it is working fine on the older one.
So this is something introduced with latest versions and a possible bug in the SDKs.
Found a similar post highlighting the same issue : 
https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/create-node-in-crxde-lite/m-p/676521 //cc: @kautuk_sahni 

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