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Re: Binding a servlet to a custom configured path - Adobe Experience Manager

We'd like the user of our API to be able to set the path elsewhere in case they don't have access to /bin/ or are expecting a specific path on AEM's side that isn't the default.

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Re: Binding a servlet to a custom configured path - Adobe Experience Manager

Unfortunately our servlet isn't front-end facing, so a dispatcher isn't used. It's purely an author API.

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Binding a servlet to a custom configured path - Adobe Experience Manager

Hi there, I was wondering what best practice would be to bind a servlet to a custom path based on a config. This servlet is an API endpoint, so selectors won't help us too much. For example, I have a servlet at /bin/foo/files, and I'd like to be able to configure that path to be at /bin/bar/files, or even /bar/files, based on an OSGi config or something similar with the path inside.

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Re: Attaching a header to the Oauth Token endpoint responses - Adobe Experience Manager

Hi @ChitraMadan ,I'm currently interfacing with a pre-built solution on the other side. When we send the final token response back in AEM after they POST to /oauth/token, we aren't sending any information on the response about the formatting, so the other side casts it to an octet-stream, which causes it to break as it is expecting application/json. I just need to add on that information so that the server on the other side reads the data correctly. If there's no good solution for this, we could...

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Attaching a header to the Oauth Token endpoint responses - Adobe Experience Manager

Hey there, I'm trying to get AEM to append a content-type header to the response of /oauth/token, as the remote server posting a token is expecting the application/json type back. I'm currently trying to use filters to achieve this, and I can get a filter to activate on pretty much every request EXCEPT the /oauth/token endpoint. Is there a way I could get the filter to activate on that endpoint, or a better way to go about this? Thanks!

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