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XTM Connect – Adobe Experience Manager

Configuring an HTTP proxy in Adobe Experience Manager for connection to XTM Cloud

In Adobe Experience Manager, an HTTP proxy is required, to enable Adobe Experience Manager to exchange translation content with XTM Cloud, via the XTM Cloud connector. Configure an HTTP proxy server for your entire Adobe Experience Manager instance, if one has not already been set up.

To set up an HTTP proxy for your entire Adobe Experience Manager instance:

  1. In your instance of Adobe Experience Manager, go to /system/console/configMgr.

  2. Search for the Apache HTTP Components Proxy Configuration component.

  3. Select it. An Apache HTTP Components Proxy Configuration popup is displayed.

  4. In the popup, make these settings:

    1. Select the Enable HTTP Proxy checkbox.

    2. In the HTTP Proxy Host field, enter the HTTP proxy address.

    3. In the HTTP Proxy Port field, enter the proxy port.

    4. In the HTTP Proxy User field, enter the user name that will be used to log in to the HTTP proxy.

    5. In the HTTP Proxy Password field, enter the user password that will be used to log in to the HTTP proxy.

    6. Exclude the machine on which Adobe Experience Manager is installed from the HTTP proxy configuration you are creating. To do so:

      1. Enter the Adobe Experience Manager machine name in the first No Proxy For field. Example: "localhost".

      2. Enter the Adobe Experience Manager machine's local IP address in the second No Proxy For field. Example: "127.0.0.0".

  5. Select Save.

    Result: your HTTP proxy configuration is created.

Note

Configuring a dedicated HTTP proxy server for XTM Cloud, in your Adobe Experience Manager instance

Instead of configuring an HTTP proxy for your entire Adobe Experience Manager instance, you could configure one that is dedicated to XTM Cloud. To do so, use the com.xtm.aem.services.config.ProxyConfigurationOverrideService in the OSGi console.

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