


santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
23-02-2021
I have did all the above but still am seeing the same issue.
santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
24-02-2021
@davidjgonzalezzzz Please let me know still am facing the same issue and let me know if i miss something.
davidjgonzalezzzz
davidjgonzalezzzz
24-02-2021
Looks like there are too many other requests coming in with that POST.
Can you try increasing the number of requests logged as described here?
http://www.albertoalmagro.com/en/how-to-increase-aem-recent-requests/
Maybe try setting it to 50 or 100 -- just remember to turn it back to 20 after you've grabbed the logs though.
santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
26-02-2021
Am not seeing any of my servlet request is getting tracked in the above.
@davidjgonzalezzzz Please suggest if anything i am missing here.
Thanks,
Santhosh
santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
26-02-2021
Am able to access the servlets directly with IP and Akamai URLS.
Only handshake with POST calls throwing 204.
@davidjgonzalezzzz Please let me know still if i miss anything.
davidjgonzalezzzz
davidjgonzalezzzz
26-02-2021
Are you saying you can reproduce the issue by hitting AEM Publish directly via IP?
Do you have multiple AEM Publish instances? Are you sure the one you're getting Recent Requests for is the one you are hitting?
santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
26-02-2021
when am trying to access the API in publisher and Akamai url am getting the output with the success.
Whem am trying to perfrom operation in application for all the post calls am seeing the 204 issue.
santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
26-02-2021
I am trying with single publish instance.
davidjgonzalezzzz
davidjgonzalezzzz
26-02-2021
Are you saying:
When you use a tool like Postman or CURL to hit the POST servlet via Akamai OR AEM Publish's IP, then the Servlet works.
When you invoke the action on your Web site that invokes the POST servlet, then you get the 204?
santhoshm687661
santhoshm687661
26-02-2021
Yes you are right.