Kunwar, have you had a chance to look at this?

Kunwar, have you had a chance to look at this?

I was thinking the unicode literal encoding was helping, but I later found that it was doing some weird String conversions and ended up just turning the unicode characters to question marks, so it really wasn't helping like I thought it was.This particular search seems to break AEM in mutliple ways. One being the unicode characters, the other seems to be just the sheer number of words in the search. Even after removing the unicode characters I have to knock it down to "Knights of Columbus KofC T...

That does seem to work better, but how would I achieve this without a String literal? This is input that is coming in from a http query parameter so I can't just use a String literal like that.

Thanks, all I had to do was allow the read permission for the anonymous user on for /libs/clientlibs/granite/jquery-ui/resources on the publish instances and it worked.

I'm having a similar issue. I'm using Dispatcher 4.2.3 and caching the response headers, but when a cached dam asset is returned, the cached header value is not used, the last modified time of the actual cached file is still used. Any ideas? /clientheaders allows all headers.