Hi Team,
I am new to AEM and I am confusing about sling resolution.
I have simple URL http://mydomain.com/content/home.html
Below things I observed in blogs.
First it will search with path content/home then it found and it will take sling:resourceType that is my page component which is apps/myproject/components/page.
Then it will go to page component then it will execute page.html the same thing observed in many blogs. Here my question is if it is executes page.html then how I am able to see home.html page content?
Could you please clarify me.
Thanks,
Satish
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To make it simple let me explain this here in another way -
if you access any page lets say home.html, browser looks for html to render but home.html does not have any code(jsp, html etc), it only has few properties and components but it has sling:resourceType which tell server to include code from page resource type and execute it and add response to home.html. Thats why you see the page.html rendered code. Same thing happens for components as well.
Take a look at the Sling Resolution Part 1 & 2 Videos from Adobe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySw7vE1hdT8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3zG1mBCQTI
Sling Resolution Resources by Community Experts:
To make it simple let me explain this here in another way -
if you access any page lets say home.html, browser looks for html to render but home.html does not have any code(jsp, html etc), it only has few properties and components but it has sling:resourceType which tell server to include code from page resource type and execute it and add response to home.html. Thats why you see the page.html rendered code. Same thing happens for components as well.
@sathishreddy Just wanted to add few more pointers here so that you have a better understanding on Sling Resolution. Please read through below topics where I have tried to explain the sling resolution in different scenarios. Hope it helps
Let us know if you have anymore questions
Thanks
Veena
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