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berkayf70599426
June 23, 2022
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AEM as Cloud Service Index Problem

  • June 23, 2022
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Hi Everyone,

 

I created a custom lucene index on local environment and deploy it to the cloud via ui.apps module. Index definition created on Author instance succesfully. Then i created new version of the index with naming convention. first index name "cqPageLucene-custom-1" and new one's name is "cqPageLucene-custom-2".

When i check the sample query on Query Performance-> Explain Query page on author instance. It shows that "cqPageLucene-custom-2" index used to return results. Also our search result page returns the same results. But on publish environment search result page still returns old results. I cannot open Query Performance page on publish environment, it gives 404 not found error. How can i check which index is used on publish instance. And why author and publish instances use different indexes?

 

I check developer console and publish instances also have the "cqPageLucene-custom-2" index definition. 

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Best answer by joerghoh

Please raise a support ticket. Your custom version should always take precendence over the ootb version.

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Tushar_GuptaAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
June 23, 2022

This sounds strange to me. 

  • Make sure all cache is cleared and you are not referring to cached version of a page or service
  • And post that also if it didn't work then raise support ticket for the same. 

 

 

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    berkayf70599426Author
    June 23, 2022

    I have a servlet that call query api and returns the result and it doesn't cache. Also call the search result page with "keyword" query parameter, so the search result page is not cached 

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      digarg17Adobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      June 23, 2022

      When you are testing, make sure you are clicking on links rather than refreshing or hitting enter in the url bar. The caching behavior is different in both scenarios , best to test in a new incognito window or a different browser . I did run into a similar issue with browser cache on search page URL with query param.

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        digarg17Adobe Employee
        Adobe Employee
        June 23, 2022

        This sound like a cache issue. Can you try opening search results in an incognito window with a query parameter in the URL to ensure you are not fetching anything from the cache? You may use instance URL instead of domain URL.

          joerghoh
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          joerghohAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
          Adobe Employee
          June 25, 2022

          Please raise a support ticket. Your custom version should always take precendence over the ootb version.

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            berkayf70599426Author
            June 28, 2022

            Yes, you are right. I added extra query logging on test environment and found out there is a misnamed index on publish instance. 

             

            In the beginning of project, i had created a custom index without checking naming convention for AEM Cloud. Later, i had raised a ticket and support team removed it from Author instance and seems like they didn't remove it from publish environment. This misnamed index is picked by our search query.

             

            I raised another support ticket for deletion of this misnamed index from publish instances.

             

            Thanks for answers 

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