Hi,
In my case I want end user hitting <hotsname>/content/bootstrap-creative/language-masters/en/products/shoes to be served content from /content/bootstrap-creative/language-masters/en/products/shoes.html.
If user hits with .html extension then also user should be served.
I have thought of a solution involving apache webserver(for rewrite rules) and /etc/map of aem. In apache rewrite I will trip of .html from request if present and forward that to aem. In /etc/map of AEM, whatever request is coming I want to append .html at the end so that resource resolution works.
Note : User hitting <hotsname>/content/bootstrap-creative/language-masters/en/products/shoes should always see <hotsname>/content/bootstrap-creative/language-masters/en/products/shoes in the address bar and never should it change to .html extention.
Below Rule is what I have written in apache and it successfully strips .html from URL :
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/$
RewriteRule ^/(.*).html$ $1 [R,QSA]
But I am unable to configure /etc/map inorder to append .html to incoming request so as to serve correct connect. Need help in writing /etc/map's "match" and "internalRedirect" property for this use case.
Regards,
Samir
