AEM 6.3 Proxy ClientLibs didn't work via dispatcher to publisher.

Hi Daniel245​ ,

I am getting the same issue , the /etc.clientlibs/ libraries work when accessed on port :4503 on publish instance, but when the request is through dispatcher on port 80, there is a 404 error response and the error in publish logs is -

com.adobe.granite.ui.clientlibs.impl.ClientLibraryProxyServlet Proxy request to /etc.clientlibs/clientlibs/granite/jquery.min.js not supported.

Could you please let me know how was your issue solved, hoping for a positive reply.

Thanks

Ok, so the issue was with sling mappings, the mappings were appending /content/sitename in front of /etc.clientlibs

Have added a sling mapping for /etc.clientlibs , but now the normal clientlibs path - /etc/clientlibs

does not work because resource resolver converts every /etc/clientlibs  request to /etc.clientlibs

which leads to an error from clientproxy servlet.

/etc/clientlibs/foundation/jquery.min.d7c42e4a257b8b9fe38d1c53dd20d01a.js resolves to Resource=NonExistingResource, path=/etc.clientlibs/foundation/jquery.min.d7c42e4a257b8b9fe38d1c53dd20d01a.js

How can both the paths /etc/clientlibs   , and /etc.clientlibs work through sling mappings ?

I would request you to create a new question to keep the track of your problem.

~kautuk

Thanks brace011​,

It works for both AEM 6.3, 6.4 with your solution.

P/S: We need to add these rule in an order. It should be bellow

/0064 { /type "deny" /glob "* /etc*" }

Reproduce with

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AEM 6.3, 6.4

Site content: http://aem-publish.local/content/we-retail/us/en/men.html

OS: MacOS (v10.13.3)

Apache: 2.4

Dispatcher: dispatcher-apache2.4-darwin-x86-64-4.2.2

Dispatcher setup: Adobe Experience Manager Help | Set up AEM Dispatcher on macOS

Browsers: Chrome, Safari

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Thanks @cqsapientu69896437 , It doesn't work for me with your solution.

hello,

I solved by adding the mapping -

sling:match etc[.]clientlibs/(.+)

sling:internalRedirect /etc.clientlibs/$1

so that it matches only one character - '.' after /etc

Now both /etc/clientlibs and /etc.clientlibs requests return a response

This above solution is working for me in lower environments.In prod we have multiple domains, can you please let me know if there is a way we could add it as a single regex and gets picked up for all domains?

thank you.