Hi anuj.pathak​.  In the future, it would be better to start a new thread instead of adding on to an old one.  The use case you outline should be achievable through the use of mod_rewrite, though.  Please see mod_rewrite - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4 for more information. arunp99088702​, you may ...

gmisura, I was the author of this document and have clarified what I meant by it.  What you have outlined certainly makes sense - you only need to expose a single sitemap for each site.  That being said, I haven't seen any benefit in writing additional code to limit the requests, especially since th...

In the example, we are building a servlet to automatically generate the sitemaps, so in theory you could do anything with them that you want.  While it may take some work to map the inbound sitemap.xml requests to the appropriate server URLs, it also takes work for authors to manually update a sitem...

The dispatcher will only cache a page if it has actually been requested.  The way that I have managed this in the past is by using Apache mod_rewrite rules to redirect sitemap requests to the AEM paths that will handle the request.  Following your example of a multilingual site with en_us and es_es,...

"Someone else thinks that is supposed to mean that every page should be able to change from mysite.com/home.html to mysite.com/home.sitemap.xml And then you can see the sitemap for the entire site."This is accurate.  You can register a Sling Servlet to listen for the selector 'sitemap' with the exte...