We are using GraphQL persistent queries (GET with query variables) and want to cache the response at Dispatcher / CDN level. Need some info around 2 usecases which we are trying to achieve via graphql -
1) Achieve Multi language support via graphql
2) Cache grapql response with respect to different language and variables respectively..
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Unfortunately, AEM MSM does not support Content Fragments as of yet. But it supports MSM in Assets. And hence we can add Content Fragments to Language Translation as part of Assets.
Please find below link, by far the best tutorial I could find for this:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/sites/content-fragments/content-fra...
1. You will have to elaborate on first question, what kind of support are you expecting out of graphql for multi language support. Elaborate on usecase.
2. For Caching Graphql Queries - use Persisted Queries. Below are few documentation that should help you with Cach Configuration and leveraging on Persisted Queries:
https://kiransg.com/2022/02/01/caching-aem-graphql-queries-with-content-fragment/
Hi @krati_garg
Requirement here is that we need content on the basis of locale. For ref , on EN locale we need content in english language from and on HI locale we need content in hindi
Unfortunately, AEM MSM does not support Content Fragments as of yet. But it supports MSM in Assets. And hence we can add Content Fragments to Language Translation as part of Assets.
Please find below link, by far the best tutorial I could find for this:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/sites/content-fragments/content-fra...
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