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In this post, I'll show you how to render PDF documentation (.pdf) with an extra image page prepended to the front of the whole PDF document, and how to embed an extra image to the top of an existing page. According to a previous post - Adobe CQ Renders Pages with Custom Extension - making .pdf an accetable extention can be done in CQ. In fact, by default, the .pdf extension is already accetable by CQ, according to an existing Page.pdf.jsp file at /libs/foundation/components/primary/cq/Page/Page.pdf.jsp I'm using CQ5.6.1 which is not too reliable when I played with extension so after try and error, I modified the above file to reference proxy.jsp using full path and without carriage return at the end of line to avoid any possible 500 Internal Server Error. The Page.pdf.jsp file now saved have only one line:
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You may already know CQ can render HTML pages with .html extension, I'd like to show you how to tell CQ to render pages with other custom extension. For example, instead of responding to http requests end with .html, we want CQ responds to requests end with .foo.
In order to tell CQ to be able to deal with a custom request with a special page extension (e.g., .foo), you need to
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