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URL rewriting in AEM cloud using etc/maps and resource resolver mappings

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April 16, 2024
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Hi AEM community,

I'm currently working on implementing URL rewriting as mentioned below:

From: `/content/test/en/gyms/services/personal-training/location`

To: `/gyms/location/services/personal-training`

The goal is to have the public-facing URL as `/gyms/location/services/personal-training`, which will correspond to the internal URL of `/content/test/en/gyms/services/personal-training/location.html`.

I've configured the etc/map mapping and resource resolver config entries accordingly (please see the attached screenshots).

While this setup works flawlessly in the local publisher environment, it's encountering issues when deployed to AEM cloud publish environments. Additionally, we have a link transformer configuration in place to transform the href of these pages which is also not working (maybe because rewrites are not happening) (as shown in the attached screenshot).

Can anyone please help on how to make it work in AEM cloud publish environments ?

Also, what is the correct place to add etc/mappings - under ui.apps or ui.content in the repo ?

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aanchal-sikka

Community Advisor

@saumya

We have created sling mappings in following location

Sling Mappings are capable to altering URLs in pages.

Please refer to https://youtu.be/bJ_cXcAE7G8?t=1080 It explains both forward and reverse

Aanchal Sikka

SaumyaAuthor

Level 2

I tried this as well but for me it is still not working.

RikVanB

Level 2

Hi @saumya

To already answer your question about where to store it, it should be below ui.apps.

Can you send me the path where you added the Resource Resolver Configuration in your project?

Greetings

Rik

SaumyaAuthor

Level 2

It is under ui.config/src/main/content/jcr_root/apps/<project-folder>/osgiconfig/config.publish/org.apache.sling.jcr.resource.internal.JcrResourceResolverFactoryImpl.cfg.json

RikVanB

Level 2

And do you hvae one configured for a specific environment in ui.config/src/main/content/jcr_root/apps/<project-folder>/osgiconfig/config.[environment].publish?

Because that would overwrite the more generic one.

Also to verify if your configuration is deployed correctly you can go to the developer console and print all the OSGi Configurations from the publishers and search for your configurations.

Here you have a step-to-step guide on how to get OSGi Configurations through the developer console.

EstebanBustamante

Community Advisor and Adobe Champion

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