Domain root of a website

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Hi all I need to add some files in the domain root of my AEM website for comodo validation.

Can you please help in specifying where the domain root will be ?

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You can try one of the following approaches:

1. Configure your dispatcher web server to send the file. This can be achieved in a variety of ways in apache (e.g. mod_alias).

2. Add the required file to the appropriate location in AEM. Generally the path would be something like /content/yoursite/en/<file-goes-here>.txt, and you would make use of the mod_rewrite and/or resource mapping to remove /content/yoursite/en/ from the public URL.

kautuk_sahni

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Thanks a lot Joseph for sharing your thoughts here.

Adding a reference post :- http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experience-manager.topic.html/forum__4tfa-hi_i_have_setup.html

// URL rewriting using apache mod_rewrite along with dispatcher

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Note: For approach (2), the standard sites/siteadmin UIs will not allow you to place the file there, however you can make use of CRXDE (or another mechanism like a content package or the Sling REST API) to create the file.

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You can try one of the following approaches:

1. Configure your dispatcher web server to send the file. This can be achieved in a variety of ways in apache (e.g. mod_alias).

2. Add the required file to the appropriate location in AEM. Generally the path would be something like /content/yoursite/en/<file-goes-here>.txt, and you would make use of the mod_rewrite and/or resource mapping to remove /content/yoursite/en/ from the public URL.

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kautuk_sahni

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I have asked internal experts to share some information here.

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