Adobe Experience Manager

We have custom implementation to find the pages / assets which do not have jcr:content. It was working fine AEM 6.0 version but we are migrating to AEM 6,3 now and we are facing the below error when we open the pageError during include of component '/apps/misc-tools/components/missingNode'Error Message:org.apache.sling.api.scripting.ScriptEvaluationException: org.apache.sling.scripting.jsp.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile class for JSP:  An error occurred at line: 20 in the generated java file Only a type can be imported. com.day.cq.widget.HtmlLibraryManager resolves to a package  An error occurred at line: 24 in the jsp file: /apps/misc-tools/components/init/init.jsp HtmlLibraryManager cannot be resolved to a type 21: --%><%@include file="/libs/foundation/global.jsp" %><% 22: %><%@page import="com.day.cq.wcm.api.WCMMode,com.day.cq.widget.HtmlLibraryManager"%><% 23: //if (WCMMode.fromRequest(request) != WCMMode.DISABLED) { 24: HtmlLibraryManager htmlMgr

Session Details Focus on new analyzers added to the AEM archetype, allowing to reproduce locally validations that will be done within the Cloud Manager deployment pipelines. Session Schedule 9-Feb, 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM PST Speaker(s) Brian Chaikelson, Karl Pauls & David Bosschaert Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Session FAQs Q. Should the aem-analyser-maven-plugin be executed in the Maven Build of the CloudManager  or do you consider that duplicate work, as in later phases of the CloudManager the same analysers are executed... Currently the AEM Maven Archetype does not prevent them from executing (with a Maven profile) on CloudManager which will IMHO just defer the build  A. Cloud Manager will only run the analyzers once.  Q. can I also use it when I am in AMS (using cloudmanager); or will there be no advantage?  A

Session Details Learn how to use Project Firefly to build a custom Asset Compute worker for asset processing during ingestion into AEM Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 9-Feb, 11:45 AM - 12:15 PM PST Speaker(s) Chandar Natarajan & Jamie Delbick Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Session FAQs Q. Is DM a part of the custom workers? Or it's a completely different architecture mutually exclusive to DM?  A. Asset Compute service does not connect to DM. Its a different flow  Q. Is there a sample repo for this custom worker?  A. yes, https://github.com/adobe/asset-compute-example-workers/  Q. why node 12 and not 14+?  A. project firefly is yet to support Node 14  Q. for customers on DM, do they have to subscribe to both Asset Compute and DM or either (does this replace DM)?  A. Aem&

Session Details How new mechanisms in the AEM Dev Console allow authentication to instances of AEM in the Cloud, both as a developer and from 3rd party applications. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 9-Feb, 10:15-10:45AM PST  Speaker(s) Brian Chaikelson & Timothée Maret Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Click here for the session slides.  Session FAQs Q. base64 encoded keys in the JSON ?  A. yes - and that's why it’s important to ensure the credentials are managed securely based on your organization's security policies.  Q. How long is the access token valid for? Is the time configurable? is it possible to have access refresh token to refresh access token?  A. By default, access tokens are valid for 1 day. It is not possible to configure the validity time from the client. The acce

Hi, I'm trying to install AEM with AWS S3 as DataStorage and I cannot connect my instance with S3 bucket.I'm following the installation guide at:https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/deploying/deploying/data-store-config.html I tried to install the latest version of s3connector but there are activation problems on Oak Cloud Blob Store bundle so now I'm trying with s3connector v1.10.8:https://repo.adobe.com/nexus/content/groups/public/com/adobe/granite/com.adobe.granite.oak.s3connector/1.10.8/ I'm following this steps: Extract the contents of s3connector zip file into a temporary folderGo to AEM install dir and unpack the quickstart jar fileGo to crx-quickstart folder and create an install folder insideCopy the s3connector files located at jcr_root/libs/system/install into the crx-quckstart/install folderCopy the s3connector config files located at jcr_root/libs/system/config into crx-quickstart/install folder.At this point I only need these fi

Are you finding it challenging to quickly create and deliver experiences with Adobe Experience Manager? Get early access! | Full Details Here.   Are you writing the same code and configuring the same page templates over and over again to initialize each site implementation? Do you wish you had a better starting point to enable faster go-lives? If so, we have good news for you. In addition to the plethora of out-of-the-box tools that are already available in Adobe Experience Manager Sites, we are soon introducing new functionality that gives you a quick and easy starting point for any Adobe Experience Manager Sites implementation. With our new site template functionality, you can easily build and import templated experiences that allow you to reduce time spent on development and get you to populating content and styling immediately. Get early access and try this new beta functionality out in our Create Your Own Site Template Contest, a no-risk way to practice buildi

New Adobe Tools Help Developers Manage Content and Power Digital Experiences by Josh van Tonder Abstract At Adobe, we understand that content is the life blood of customer experience. Now that our world is more connected than ever, it is important to be able to quickly create and reiterate customer experiences, and a big part of that is making sure customers receive the right content across the entire customer journey. App-like and immersive experiences are now a must, and at the center of this effort are developers. However, developers are struggling to deliver cohesive content across every touch point (modern web, smart watches, native apps, etc.). That is because until now, content has been siloed and difficult for developers to easily access to create new app-like experiences that meet consumer expectations. Today, at Adobe Developers Live — Adobe’s virtual conference dedicated to bringing together digital experience developers — we announced new Adobe Experience Cloud capabilit

CRX DE driven development by Jörg Hoh Abstract A recurring problem I see in AEM project implementations is the problem of missing abstraction. A lot of code deals passes around resources, ValueMaps and even Strings (paths). And because we are supposed to build software the proper way, the called method checks (or more often: not checks) that the provided resource parameter is not null, and that the resource is of the correct type. But instead of dealing with resources, the class names and comments suggest that the code actually dealing with products. Or website structures. Or assets. But instead of using a “product” classes (or website class, or the provided asset class) still resources are used. The abstraction is missing! For me the root cause of this problem is the CRXDE Lite. Exactly that thing which you can open on your local AEM instance at /crx/de/. Because it shows you a very nice hierarchical view to the repository, it shows you paths, and properties. And if a developer sta

Adobe Managed Services vs. Self-Hosting AEM – Pros & Cons by TAD REEVES Abstract “Where should I host AEM? Should I keep it in our datacenter, or put it in the cloud, or perhaps at a dedicated hosting provider? And Adobe really is pushing me to use Adobe Managed Services to host my Experience Manager install. Are they any good?” Being the centerpiece of the most complicated pieces of marketing infrastructure in the world, Adobe Experience Manager can be a real challenge to architect, deploy, and integrate. Everyone’s got a solution to pitch to you. “Everyone should go to the Cloud!” “Run it in containers!” “Let Adobe manage it for you!” However, with these folks each proclaiming that their solution is a one-size-fits-all, it’s important to consider the most fundamental decision you’ll make in setting up Adobe Experience Manager: Do I buy a license from Adobe and then host AEM myself (either on-premise or in the cloud), or do I sign a contract with Adobe Managed Services and have

Invoking SOAP Web Services inside AEM OSGI Service Using Apache-CFX by Navin Kaushal Abstract Introduction: Recently, I was struggling to invoke SOAP WebService inside an OSGI Service in AEM. I tried to search however there was not a single article or tutorial I could find to refer to. I thought it would be good to provide some steps around this. I could not make this an extensive article with a lot of information and code samples however, this could be a good starting point for others. Step -1: Setup AEM Project Structure: Create an AEM Project which has an OSGI Service implemented. Here is the Sample code // Service Interface public interface SoapClient { public String greetMe(String name); } // Service Interface Implementation Class @Component(service = SoapClient.class, immediate = true, configurationPid = "com.api.connector.service.impl.SoapClient", property = { Constants.SERVICE_DESCRIPTION + "=SOAP Client Service Interface", "label" + "=SOAP Client Service Interface", "serv

The future of AEM teams by Krzysztof Ryk Abstract Adobe put a lot of effort into their flagship CMS, Experience Manager is evolving year by year. I’m not talking only about getting rid of nasty .jsp’s with a bunch of scriptlets inside. They did much more in the last few years. The product is getting better and better, the clients are getting more and more capabilities. But what happens with Developers? Do we still need them? How did that role changed in the past few years? And how will it look in the future? Not so long ago, there was no Adobe Managed Service and everything was hosted on-prem. What is more, there were no editable templates, no mechanisms of reusing content like Content/Experience Fragments and even no Core Components! Typically, almost all the components were developed from scratch, the code was deployed manually, all the tests were custom, etc. Every single company was following its own best practices and development cycle process. Building a site was quite a com

Session Details Re-imagining AEM Screens as a Cloud Service: a journey from being tightly coupled to a CMS to becoming a fully managed and scalable cloud service. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 8-Feb, 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM PST Speaker(s) Dominique Jaeggi & Tobias Reiss Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Click here for the session slides. Session FAQs Q. If I'm understanding things correctly here, nearly all of the "AEM Screens" CS product now entirely takes place entirely outside of an AEM runtime itself, with only the uploading & management of assets?  A. UI-wise it’s a seamless experience. Everything related to player management takes place outside of the AEM runtime. All content management concerns (I.e. channel creation and editing) still reside within AEM.  Q. When will it be available in the cloud? And do we ha

Hello Everyone,I am trying to use core Text (V1, V2) component by creating the wrapper node and added sling:resourceSuperType="core/wcm/components/text/v2/text". When I add this text component to the parsys I am not seeing all the RTE plugins when I open dialog using wrench Icon.Core V2 Text component. If I use inplace editor I am seeing all the plugins, if I click on the X (cancecl) icon most of the RTE plugins are going away.I am clicking on X icon.Most of the RTE plugins are missingIs it expected behavior ? or it a bug? does anyone faced similar issue when trying to use core text component. Thanks,Narayana.

Session Details Use Site Templates to create new sites in few clicks, and bring back the fun of frontend development with the rapid deployment of frontend assets like CSS&JS. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 8-Feb, 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM PST Speaker(s) Gabriel Walt Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Click here for the session slides. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

Choosing the right customer data platform for you by Adobe Blog Abstract Picking the right customer data platform (CDP) is not quite as simple as it sounds. You already know the exciting benefits of launching or updating your CDP. You have heard all about how CDPs are the future, set to replace data management platforms (DMP) so you can offer your customers wildly better experiences than before. And now you need to choose the right CDP — one that will prove its value and deliver on all the promises you’ve heard about. While CDPs are known for their quick time to value, the CDP purchasing process can be a little tricky and time-consuming — especially if your organization has never implemented one before. Whether you are starting from scratch or looking to augment your CDP’s capabilities, there are a few key things you should know before choosing your CDP. Seven things to look for in your CDP — and one to avoid A CDP for any organization should check the following boxes: 1. Real-ti

Connecting the DAM dots by Adobe Blog Abstract As content continues to fuel customer experiences, asset management has become a business necessity. A digital asset management (DAM) system plays a pivotal role. DAMs are no longer mere repositories to protect and store digital assets. Rather, DAMs have grown into robust, multidimensional engines used to search, collaborate, manage, and optimize for any channel. Importantly, digital asset management has become central to businesses looking to achieve content velocity, which is the ability to create and deliver relevant, personal, timely experiences across channels and at scale. This allows companies to move from asset creation to monetization as quickly as possible. At a time when employees are physically separated from one another — and when customers can’t interact with businesses in person — the DAM is the connective tissue across the company and is vital to the health of an organization. Below we take a deeper look at how digital

Do you know you can submit adaptive form data and attachment to third party rest endpoint? https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-64/forms/adaptive-forms-basic-authoring/configuring-submit-actions.html?lang=en#submit-to-rest-endpoint Here is a simple rest controller using Spring that you can use to test and merge with your java code: import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestPart;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseBody;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController;@RestController@RequestMapping("/employee")public class EmployeeController {@RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.POST, consumes = { "multipart/form-data" }, value = "/getData")@ResponseBodypublic void myUser(@RequestPart("jcr:data") String data ) {System.out.printl

Dear AEM Community,This year, adaptTo() 2021 is planned as a hybrid approach with a combination of on-site presence and virtual attendees. However, it's currently unclear if the worldwide pandemic situation will have calmed down in September and unrestricted travel is allowed again.So we've started the ticket sales with virtual attendee tickets only in February. We plan to offer on-site tickets in summer and will offer an "upgrade path" for ticket buyers that want to change their virtual ticket into an on-site ticket.Click here for our ticket shopTake advantage of a discount:Get an early bird discount until end of May.Benefit from a referral discount of up to 12€ on the booked ticket price for each new participant you recommend when booking their ticket - see referral bonus.Loyalty ticket: Attendees of any previous adaptTo() conference (2011-2020) qualify for a special discount of up to 20%. Please send us a mail to get a code.Call for papers has started - if you want to submit a talk

Session Details Unlock the full potential of AEP Launch Server Side with the AEP Web & Mobile SDK's to optimize your enterprise data collection. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 8-Feb, 10:15 AM - 10:55 AM PST Speaker(s) Rudi Shumpert, Aaron Hardy & Emilia Dobrin Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Click here for the session slides. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

Session Details Quickly and easily deploy and manage your client-side marketing & advertising tags with AEP Launch, learn how to customize, and write your own extensions. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 8-Feb, 10:15 AM - 10:55 AM PST Speaker(s) Jeff Chasin Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Click here for the session slides. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

This guide: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/foundation/development/set-up-a-local-aem-development-environment.html#installation-and-setupOmits an absolutely crucial piece of information: where to get the wknd source code it uses to get a working dev env.I found 4 downloads here:https://github.com/adobe/aem-guides-wknd/releases/tag/aem-guides-wknd-0.0.6aem-guides-wknd-all-0.0.6-classic.zip  <= I would guess this is the wrong one as the docs say its for "cloud servcie"aem-guides-wknd.all-0.0.6.zipSource code (zip)source code (gar.gz).I dont have anything cloud related, I only have the non cloud quickstart.jar and only want to run it on my dev machine.I tried downloading the source code.zip, and importing it as a maven project in eclipse setup using the exact steps in the AEM dev env tutorial (including the EAM tools for eclpse etc), but I get this error: No marketplace entries found to handle maven-clean-plugin:3.0.0:clean in Eclipse&nbs

Fast and easy AEM deployment in the cloud by Wunderman Thompson Technology Blog Posts Abstract Deployment of AEM in the cloud does not have to be complex and time-consuming. In this article, we describe a novel approach to AEM setup in the cloud using Gradle AEM plugin (GAP) supported by Terraform for the infrastructure and Ansible for configuration management. This article is the outcome of our internal RnD project and we believe it can be useful when you think about in-house AEM deployment model, outside of the Adobe's offering. AEM in the cloud? Setup of the AEM in the cloud nowadays is easier and more automated than ever. Adobe Cloud Manager provides automated tools for continuous integration, delivery (CI/CD) and tests of the application code deployed on top of the cloud environment. Different AEM deployment models are explained in this Cognifide blog post. But what if we would like to run AEM in the cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP etc.) outside the Adobe framework for example for develop

Permission tests with APMT by Wunderman Thompson Technology Blog Posts Abstract APMT (AEM Permission Matrix Tester) is a new library built on top of JUnit5, which allows to cover big part of permission test cases with little effort. Ease of use and readability, which are the main goals of the tool, are achieved through the use of DSL written in Kotlin. Introduction Permission tests are an inseparable part of the development of many web applications. This is especially true for AEM-based applications where the existence of multiple roles such as authors, reviewers, publishers, or super authors, is standard. Nevertheless, these tests are often performed manually and any attempt to automate them is abandoned. And here is where APMT comes to the rescue. APMT provides a suite of tests that checks permissions to perform read and write operations on resources. The only thing to configure is to provide the paths and users for which they will be run. Little effort, huge benefits. Let's start

Make integrations simple by Wunderman Thompson Technology Blog Posts Abstract Integration with other systems is one of the most complex parts of software delivery. Is there a silver bullet that can address issues like flaky tests, unstable environments and non-trivial bugs that slow down the development? It is very rare to have an application that is not integrated with other systems. This also applies to AEM application development. In many cases, we don't have control over those other parties. Such APIs are maintained by other teams or even companies. Sometimes they are not maintained at all. On the other hand, they might not exist when we start our delivery. Those external APIs might be unstable, which can lead to unpredictable behavior of the entire system. It can be unclear what is the root cause of a bug: if it was introduced in the external API or our application. E2E and integration tests that we have in our project might fail from time to time without a straightforward reaso

Cloud Manager meets Jenkins by Wunderman Thompson Technology Blog Posts Abstract The introduction of AEM as a Cloud Service marks a new era in the world of AEM development. This post provides a tutorial of integrating Cloud Manager, a new CI/CD tool from Adobe, with existing Jenkins-based approaches to code deployment. The popularity of cloud infrastructures and serverless designs is still going up. Adobe doesn't fall behind and proposes a myriad of cloud tools meant to revolutionize ways of working with AEM projects. The new solutions bring lots of changes to both developing and deploying the code. DevOps engineers have to face a challenging task of adapting the current deployment pipelines into the new, cloud-based approaches based on Adobe's Cloud Manager. Introduction First, let's delve deeper into the subject of code deployments and the way it's done with Cloud Manager. Usual deployment pipelines Deploying your code is all about making your software available to the end-users.