Tridion Sites 9 and DXA 2.0

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Does anybody knows what happens with Tridion Sites 9 and DXA 2.0? I think I have all the configuration files and settings ok, but I am not able to make it work.

Is there any known issues? Any workaround?

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

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Raúl Escudero

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What is the error you are getting?
– Velmurugan
Nov 15 at 8:53

Someone got it to work: hem-kant.blogspot.com/2018/11/…
– Nuno Linhares♦
Nov 15 at 8:55

The curious thing is that I don't get any error, but home screen is white
– Raúl Escudero
Nov 15 at 9:18

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Does anybody knows what happens with Tridion Sites 9 and DXA 2.0? I think I have all the configuration files and settings ok, but I am not able to make it work.

Is there any known issues? Any workaround?

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

3,360926

What is the error you are getting?
– Velmurugan
Nov 15 at 8:53

Someone got it to work: hem-kant.blogspot.com/2018/11/…
– Nuno Linhares♦
Nov 15 at 8:55

The curious thing is that I don't get any error, but home screen is white
– Raúl Escudero
Nov 15 at 9:18

add a comment |

up vote
4
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Does anybody knows what happens with Tridion Sites 9 and DXA 2.0? I think I have all the configuration files and settings ok, but I am not able to make it work.

Is there any known issues? Any workaround?

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

3,360926

Does anybody knows what happens with Tridion Sites 9 and DXA 2.0? I think I have all the configuration files and settings ok, but I am not able to make it work.

Is there any known issues? Any workaround?

dxa dxa-2.0 sites-9

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

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edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

3,360926

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

edited Nov 16 at 8:42

Rick Pannekoek

16.9k11024

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

3,360926

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

3,360926

asked Nov 15 at 7:29

Raúl Escudero

3,360926

What is the error you are getting?
– Velmurugan
Nov 15 at 8:53

Someone got it to work: hem-kant.blogspot.com/2018/11/…
– Nuno Linhares♦
Nov 15 at 8:55

The curious thing is that I don't get any error, but home screen is white
– Raúl Escudero
Nov 15 at 9:18

add a comment |

What is the error you are getting?
– Velmurugan
Nov 15 at 8:53

Someone got it to work: hem-kant.blogspot.com/2018/11/…
– Nuno Linhares♦
Nov 15 at 8:55

The curious thing is that I don't get any error, but home screen is white
– Raúl Escudero
Nov 15 at 9:18

What is the error you are getting?
– Velmurugan
Nov 15 at 8:53

Someone got it to work: hem-kant.blogspot.com/2018/11/…
– Nuno Linhares♦
Nov 15 at 8:55

The curious thing is that I don't get any error, but home screen is white
– Raúl Escudero
Nov 15 at 9:18

add a comment |

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DXA 2.1 .Net will support Tridion Sites 9 and is planned to be released in the coming days.

answered Nov 15 at 8:36

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Quick Fix: SWitch off the Custom Resolver (the one that controls the link depth resolving).

It's not formally supported but will be in DXA 2.1 as far as I know.

There is another issue with the context services (explained in the blog post by Hem noted above).

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

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The problem with the 9.0 Context Service is that it is more strict regarding URL encoding (because of a Tomcat upgrade) and hence not compatible wirh CIL 10.1. This is fixed in CIL 11.0 (which DXA 2.1 will use).
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 8:36

In the meantime, you can try to build DXA 2.0 against CIL 11.0 or configure AdfContextClaimsProvider instead of ContextServiceClaimsProvider (in Unity.config). This effectively disables Context Engine functionality, but at least you Web App will run.
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 11:58

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DXA 2.1 .Net will support Tridion Sites 9 and is planned to be released in the coming days.

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DXA 2.1 .Net will support Tridion Sites 9 and is planned to be released in the coming days.

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DXA 2.1 .Net will support Tridion Sites 9 and is planned to be released in the coming days.

answered Nov 15 at 8:36

Philippe Conil

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DXA 2.1 .Net will support Tridion Sites 9 and is planned to be released in the coming days.

answered Nov 15 at 8:36

Philippe Conil

1,916513

answered Nov 15 at 8:36

Philippe Conil

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answered Nov 15 at 8:36

Philippe Conil

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answered Nov 15 at 8:36

Philippe Conil

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up vote
3
down vote

Quick Fix: SWitch off the Custom Resolver (the one that controls the link depth resolving).

It's not formally supported but will be in DXA 2.1 as far as I know.

There is another issue with the context services (explained in the blog post by Hem noted above).

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

The problem with the 9.0 Context Service is that it is more strict regarding URL encoding (because of a Tomcat upgrade) and hence not compatible wirh CIL 10.1. This is fixed in CIL 11.0 (which DXA 2.1 will use).
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 8:36

In the meantime, you can try to build DXA 2.0 against CIL 11.0 or configure AdfContextClaimsProvider instead of ContextServiceClaimsProvider (in Unity.config). This effectively disables Context Engine functionality, but at least you Web App will run.
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 11:58

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

Quick Fix: SWitch off the Custom Resolver (the one that controls the link depth resolving).

It's not formally supported but will be in DXA 2.1 as far as I know.

There is another issue with the context services (explained in the blog post by Hem noted above).

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

The problem with the 9.0 Context Service is that it is more strict regarding URL encoding (because of a Tomcat upgrade) and hence not compatible wirh CIL 10.1. This is fixed in CIL 11.0 (which DXA 2.1 will use).
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 8:36

In the meantime, you can try to build DXA 2.0 against CIL 11.0 or configure AdfContextClaimsProvider instead of ContextServiceClaimsProvider (in Unity.config). This effectively disables Context Engine functionality, but at least you Web App will run.
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 11:58

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

Quick Fix: SWitch off the Custom Resolver (the one that controls the link depth resolving).

It's not formally supported but will be in DXA 2.1 as far as I know.

There is another issue with the context services (explained in the blog post by Hem noted above).

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

Quick Fix: SWitch off the Custom Resolver (the one that controls the link depth resolving).

It's not formally supported but will be in DXA 2.1 as far as I know.

There is another issue with the context services (explained in the blog post by Hem noted above).

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

answered Nov 15 at 10:48

Dylan .. Mark Saunders

7,0981032

The problem with the 9.0 Context Service is that it is more strict regarding URL encoding (because of a Tomcat upgrade) and hence not compatible wirh CIL 10.1. This is fixed in CIL 11.0 (which DXA 2.1 will use).
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 8:36

In the meantime, you can try to build DXA 2.0 against CIL 11.0 or configure AdfContextClaimsProvider instead of ContextServiceClaimsProvider (in Unity.config). This effectively disables Context Engine functionality, but at least you Web App will run.
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 11:58

add a comment |

The problem with the 9.0 Context Service is that it is more strict regarding URL encoding (because of a Tomcat upgrade) and hence not compatible wirh CIL 10.1. This is fixed in CIL 11.0 (which DXA 2.1 will use).
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 8:36

In the meantime, you can try to build DXA 2.0 against CIL 11.0 or configure AdfContextClaimsProvider instead of ContextServiceClaimsProvider (in Unity.config). This effectively disables Context Engine functionality, but at least you Web App will run.
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 11:58

The problem with the 9.0 Context Service is that it is more strict regarding URL encoding (because of a Tomcat upgrade) and hence not compatible wirh CIL 10.1. This is fixed in CIL 11.0 (which DXA 2.1 will use).
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 8:36

In the meantime, you can try to build DXA 2.0 against CIL 11.0 or configure AdfContextClaimsProvider instead of ContextServiceClaimsProvider (in Unity.config). This effectively disables Context Engine functionality, but at least you Web App will run.
– Rick Pannekoek
Nov 16 at 11:58

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