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santhoshm687661
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February 19, 2021

Servlet Calls 204 error in AEM 6.5

  • February 19, 2021
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Hi All,

After upgrading to aem 6.5.6(inplace from 6.4.8.1.to 6.5.6) i am facing with POST and DELETE calls are going to 204 instead of 302 or 200.

 

Please let me know if any came across this issue.

 

Thanks

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    davidjgonzalezzzzAdobe Employee
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    February 19, 2021
    Can you please add more details to this? Which POST requests exactly? What servlets are you hitting? What's going in the error.log?
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      santhoshm687661Author
      Level 3
      February 19, 2021

      https://castrolfastlane-supporttest-www.castrol.com/bin/downstream/fastlane/cart?productCode=3374721&quantity=5

       

      When am trying to hit with the above url am able to see the data.

       

      Whem am accessing through application after upgrade am facing this 204 issues am not able see any errors related to this servlet.

       

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        davidjgonzalezzzzAdobe Employee
        Adobe Employee
        February 22, 2021

        @santhoshm687661can you please provide the Request Progress Log for this request? This should help shed quite a bit of light of what's going on - ex. does it stop processing at the CORS filter, or some other Filter, or is it resolving to the incorrect servlet, etc.


        There is no known issue with any version of AEM that turns non-204 responses to 204 responses. I understand that this used to work pre-upgrade and doesn't now - but you'll have to help w/ the investigation if you want to pinpoint and resolve the problem - else we're all just taking guesses 🙂

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          iabhisheksinha1
          December 10, 2021

          @rangavinod Please do the mentioned config changes.

          Go to system/configMgr

          Search for CORS and edit the configurations

          you will see localhost :4502 and localhost :3000 in paths

          Remove all the existing path and just keep * and save ur configurations.

           

          Thanks,

          Santhosh

           

           


          Can you please share screenshot of the configuration?
          Without updating the config I'm getting 204 status code for my request
          After updating the config I'm getting 403 status code for my request

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          davidjgonzalezzzzAdobe Employee
          Adobe Employee
          February 19, 2021

          Deleted response. See response in comment below.

            Uppari_Ramesh
            Uppari_Ramesh
            Level 5
            December 4, 2023

            Hi @santhoshm687661 ,

             

            Basically 204 response from your servlet indicates that you are missing your api endpoint in CORS policy Allowed paths section. Just add your servlet endpoint in Allowed paths section.

             

            Thanks,

            Ramesh

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