


diegob27480086
diegob27480086
06-05-2019
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know what is the cause of the next error on the author instance
com.day.cq.mcm.campaign.servlets.CampaignMetaDataServlet Could not connect to Adobe Campaign
com.day.cq.mcm.campaign.ConnectionException: Unexpected status code (expected 200, was 404
Gaurav-Behl
MVP
Gaurav-Behl
MVP
06-05-2019
Could you validate your credentials & network/proxy as it throws "ConnectionException"?
diegob27480086
diegob27480086
06-05-2019
The connector replies successful connection
jbrar
Employee
jbrar
Employee
06-05-2019
I believe it is a 2-way connection and The Campaign server should be able to find AEM instance on the internet if using Campaign server on cloud. If you are trying a local setup, try externalizing the AEM instance by using ngrok.
Also, try using AEM admin user to connect to Campaign and let me know if that works.
berliant
Employee
berliant
Employee
06-05-2019
A Campaign server uses OOTB AEM campaign-remote user. Note that by default it does not have a password. You need to set it up.
AEM Campaign cloud configuration requires aemserver user, that needs to be configured on the campaign server.
You can also check step-by-step integration KB available at:
https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/aem_campaign.html
diegob27480086
diegob27480086
06-05-2019
Thanks for you response. The configuration is in a server that can be access throught Campaign server. The error occurs when the workflow "Publish to Adobe Campaign" is trigerred
diegob27480086
diegob27480086
06-05-2019
hello berliant that user is already configured
berliant
Employee
berliant
Employee
07-05-2019
I think that you are missing "Approve for Adobe campaign" workflow, which you need to employ before syncing with a campaign server