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How to hit a servlet using selector when resourceType is a component I created which is not page

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I'm using AEM 6.3

My servlet config is

@Component(service= Servlet.class,
        property={
                Constants.SERVICE_DESCRIPTION + "=Example Servlet",
                "sling.servlet.methods=" + HttpConstants.METHOD_GET,
                "sling.servlet.resourceTypes="+ "my-project/components/general/my-component ",
                "sling.servlet.extensions=" + "html",
                "sling.servlet.selectors=" + "simple"

        })

As you can see I'm not using a page as a resourceType so I'm a little confused. Can anyone tell me what will be the url to hit on browser so it runs my doGet Method. And yes My servlet works as I have tested it by giving path.

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Hi @Vinit_Pillai 

Drop my-component in any page and hit that path along with extension and selector with which you registered Servlet. For example

  1. Create a page with name test-page
  2. Drop my-component in that page
  3. copy that path i.e /content/your-project/test-page/par/my-component.selector.extension and hit from browser

selector and extension must be same as you provided in 

sling.servlet.extensions
sling.servlet.selectors

 

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Hi @Vinit_Pillai 

Drop my-component in any page and hit that path along with extension and selector with which you registered Servlet. For example

  1. Create a page with name test-page
  2. Drop my-component in that page
  3. copy that path i.e /content/your-project/test-page/par/my-component.selector.extension and hit from browser

selector and extension must be same as you provided in 

sling.servlet.extensions
sling.servlet.selectors

 

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http://localhost:4502/editor.html/content/my_project/homepage/profile-page/test/en.html this is my page when I edit it and add my component. by your suggestion the url will be http://localhost:4502/content/my-project/homepage/profile-page/test/en/par/my-component.selector.extension by hitting this I'm getting 404. am I doing something wrong?

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give a valid extension like html/json/txt. Give extension = "html" and selectors = {"selector"}

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http://localhost:4502/content/my-project/homepage/profile-page/test/en/par/my-component.simple.html This is what I'm using. I have updated my code in question to be more realistic.

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If you hit http://localhost:4502/content/my-project/homepage/profile-page/test/en/par/my-component.html, showing authored component data?

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Can you go to CRXDE and check this path "/content/my-project/homepage/profile-page/test/en/par/my-component" exists or not. If yes check the node has sling:resourceType as "my-project/components/general/my-component"

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/content/my-project/homepage/profile-page/test/en/jcr:content/par/my_component This is what I found with resourceType as my-component. (There is jcr:content between url)

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http://localhost:4502/content/my-project/homepage/profile-page/test/en/jcr:content/par/my_component.simple.html well at least I'm not getting 404 but instead my component.html file is loaded without all the css.

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I see, there is a extra space at the end "sling.servlet.resourceTypes="+ "my-project/components/general/my-component ", remove and try one. Hope this time it works

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Thanks a lot. Such a silly mistake on my part. I had another question though. since we are talking in the url we see "par" in reality I have 2 parsys with different names. Is there a way to get the servlet working in both pasrs. I mean whichever parsys the author uses

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It will work in any parsys, you just need to copy the component path under /content just like how you did now and hit it with selector and extension. That's it.

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I have two parsys primary layout and secondary layout both the name of any one is required in url. if I use par instead of their name then I get 404.

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Drop your my-component in parsys which/where you want and then copy that path and hit. Your my-component must be dropped inside your custom parsys.

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Create a page and add ur component on that page, try to access that page with selectors and extension.

like-

https://localhost:4502/content/simpleproject/test.simple.html