How to install third party jar files in AEM as a cloud service?

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March 28, 2022
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Hello all,

We are in the phase of migrating from AEM managed service to AEM cloud service, we want to deploy third-party jar. When we are in AEM managed services we have created an OSGI bundle from this jar but in AEM as a cloud, we can not upload and install this OSGI bundle using package manager because it will not allow installing immutable content manually.

Please suggest what's the process to be followed to deploy the jars which are not part of OSGI container.

Thanks,

Kishore

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Best answer by arunpatidar

you can put this osgi bundle in the resources folder in your project core and copy in apps.ui /apps/myapp/vendor/install using POM similar to core bundle

arunpatidar

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you can put this osgi bundle in the resources folder in your project core and copy in apps.ui /apps/myapp/vendor/install using POM similar to core bundle

Arun Patidar

B_Sravan

Community Advisor

Hi @arun-2 , by resources folder you mean, core/src/test/resources or core/src/main/ (create a folder resources) here?
also, by same pom you mean to use the <embedded> under plugins?
Please help, thank you.

Regards,

Sravan

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Thabrez_Alam

Hi @b_sravan ,
Any Luck in resolving the above issue?
Have tried including our custom bundle under the .core/src/main/resources/xxxx.jar. As well having the embedded entry in all/pom.xml and dependency in main& core pom.xml.
There is always a warning and the jar is not pushed to our install.
[WARNING] No matching artifacts for Embedded:

@arunpatidar , @gk-007 & @b_sravan - Please suggest if there is an resolution and steps to be followed.
Thanks

Cheers
Thabrez