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March 19, 2018
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Allowed paths property in Content fragment models

  • March 19, 2018
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When I am trying to create any Content fragment model using the configuration that i created, it gets stored in CRX under: /conf/testconfig/settings/dam/cfm/models/test-model

This model by-default has the property "allowedPaths" created. And the value of this property is "/content/entities(/.*)?"

Can anyone please let me know the meaning of this value, as I am not able to find any entities folder under /content. Then what is the use of this property.

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Best answer by Hemant_arora

I am able to see the entities folder under /content

Entities are the content you are exposing, and can be either an Asset Model or Page Model (additional models can be created). The space you created above is a container for entities

Entities represent content that is exposed through the web service endpoint. Entities are stored in spaces so the can be easily found and are kept independent of the AEM repository structure that holds their related content.

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Hemant_arora
Hemant_aroraAccepted solution
Level 8
March 20, 2018

I am able to see the entities folder under /content

Entities are the content you are exposing, and can be either an Asset Model or Page Model (additional models can be created). The space you created above is a container for entities

Entities represent content that is exposed through the web service endpoint. Entities are stored in spaces so the can be easily found and are kept independent of the AEM repository structure that holds their related content.

smacdonald2008
Level 10
March 20, 2018

Please list the steps you are performing to see if this is reproducible.

Level 3
March 21, 2018

Thanks Hemant. Actually I created fragment models in AEM 6.4 beta testing. The entities folder is not present there.