Sitecore Commerce – XC9 Tips – Catalog api (/api/cxa/Catalog/..) gives 404 not found error

I was recently trying to integrate commerce to an existing sxa website. One of the issues I got that commerce component related APIs were giving 404 not found. For example, I added "Promoted Products" component to homepage. It seemed fine on experience editor but when I published and tried to see on website, I saw an error message on browser's console.

I checked the catalog configuration first, everything seemed fine. Then, I compared with storefront website. I noticed that RequestVerificationToken was missing on my website.

I searched a bit and found Sitecore official documentation related with it. According to documentation, I saw that Antiforgery rendering was missing and it was coming from Commerce Metadata partial design.

I added Commerce Metadata partial design to my website's page design and the issue got fixed.

After you add metadata and publish, you shoud see RequestVerificationToken on page.

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