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Best answer by Nikhil-Kumar

@kkeerthi - That's because you executing on local AEM server. Try the same stuff in Dev or QA, it should show you https if your Dev and QA are https.

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Nikhil-Kumar
Nikhil-KumarAccepted solution
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May 2, 2023

@kkeerthi - That's because you executing on local AEM server. Try the same stuff in Dev or QA, it should show you https if your Dev and QA are https.

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    KKeerthiAuthor
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    May 5, 2023

    Thank You.

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      saravana_sgws
      New Participant
      May 2, 2023

      You need to enable SSL for local AEM Server to make local run on https instead of http. Also its not ideal to use absoluteLink. Its overloaded methods are deprecated in favor of externalizer.externalLink(). So enable SSL, use externalLink and check if it solves. 

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        KKeerthiAuthor
        New Participant
        May 5, 2023

        Thank you.

          ManviSharma
          ManviSharma
          Employee
          May 1, 2023

          Hi,

           

          The reason why externalizer.absoluteLink is returning an HTTP URL instead of HTTPS could be due to AEM running behind a reverse proxy or load balancer, or not being configured to support HTTPS. To resolve this, you need to check your AEM configuration to determine the cause of the issue and take the necessary steps to configure AEM correctly.

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