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Prince_Shivhare
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GraphQL queries call using Sling servlet and models

  • February 20, 2021
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Hi Team,

 

I want to send the GraphQL queries to Magento and then Magento sends back a response.

 

can anyone help me how I can achieve this by using sling servlet and models.

 

I investigated about it but haven't found anything in google.

 

Thanks,

Prince

 

@mhaack @daniel_gordon 

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Best answer by raj_mandalapu

@prince_shivhare the POC which I did an year back should help you ,check below article.

http://www.coderss.in/read-magento-product-data-via-graphql-in-aem/

 

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raj_mandalapu
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February 21, 2021

@prince_shivhare the POC which I did an year back should help you ,check below article.

http://www.coderss.in/read-magento-product-data-via-graphql-in-aem/

 

    Prince_Shivhare
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    Prince_ShivhareCommunity AdvisorAuthor
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    February 21, 2021

    Hi Raj,


    I saw your article and having information in detail.

     

    but your article says to connect it with CIF first and then product details component to product data?

    will it work without the CIF?

    our requirement is to call the using the graphql query hit Magento instance and get the response.

     

    Can you help me here?

    mhaack
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    mhaackAdobe Employee
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    February 22, 2021

    Hi @prince_shivhare  this is easy to solve 🙂

     

    The entire CIF Core Components project is your example. It provides the graphql client (which is independent form the backend) which accepts any GraphQL query. For Magento we provide addition helpers and a full step of data model classes representing the Magento Schema. This allows you to work with Java objects instead with GraphQL query strings. For example the product teaser component https://github.com/adobe/aem-core-cif-components/blob/master/bundles/core/src/main/java/com/adobe/cq/commerce/core/components/internal/models/v1/productteaser/ProductRetriever.java 

     

    My colleague Mark and me did a tech talk during last adapt.to conf and CIF GraphQL usage and customization: https://adapt.to/2020/en/schedule/graphql-services-in-the-aem-world.html

     

    Markus

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      February 23, 2021
      Good to see you back, Markus in the AEM community. And Thank you for posting an answer here.
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