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At what endpoint is the at.js retrieved by AEM?

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I am encountering issues in integrating AEM with Target.

 

After creating a functioning IMS Configuration in Target, I have created the following Target configuration using my IMS Configuration:

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But when I try to Connect to Adobe Target, I receive the following result:

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I then proceeded to go and look at the logs, and it seems the end point that gets called is the following (the red part is the client code):

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So basically https://mc.adobe.io/[client_code]/target/mboxes.
Which returns an error. Now I have verified that the client code is correct, so I am now wondering whether the whole endpoint might be wrong.

I have verified as well that the /target/mboxes part is hardcoded, so it's not like I can change it... but I am still wondering if there's a clear mistake I am making with this integration.


Thank you always for you support,

Parag.

 

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Hi Parag,

Please check if you have provided IMS Tenant ID as your client code, it is not same as the client code used for earlier integration.

Client code - IMS Tenant ID, can be obtained from Adobe Experience Cloud > Launch Target > Copy IMS tenant id from the URL

 

Reference:

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Understanding Adobe Target Standard integration with AEM Sites

 

Thanks!!

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Hi Parag,

Please check if you have provided IMS Tenant ID as your client code, it is not same as the client code used for earlier integration.

Client code - IMS Tenant ID, can be obtained from Adobe Experience Cloud > Launch Target > Copy IMS tenant id from the URL

 

Reference:

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Understanding Adobe Target Standard integration with AEM Sites

 

Thanks!!

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Thank you, this was it. I was convinced the team responsible for Target had given me the correct informations, but it seems there had been a misunderstanding. Thank you again for prompting me to check back with them.