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I'm having a problem starting up AEM 6.3 instance we haven't used for a while in order to restore some assets backups. It is possible the instance had been shut down improperly due to server sudden shutdown. After attempted startup I'm getting the familiar errors: 08.09.2021 16:33:04.039 *ERROR* [qtp541431543-6780] org.apache.sling.engine.impl.SlingHttpContext handleSecurity: AuthenticationSupport service missing. Cannot authenticate request.08.09.2021 16:33:04.039 *ERROR* [qtp541431543-6780] org.apache.sling.engine.impl.SlingHttpContext handleSecurity: Possible reason is missing Repository service. Check AuthenticationSupport dependencies. After deleting the index folders in repository/index with no improvement I noticed the following startup error: 08.09.2021 12:26:04.967 *ERROR* [FelixStartLevel] ERROR: Bundle '18' Error starting slinginstall:F:\aem6.3\author\crx-quickstart\launchpad\startup\1\org.apache.sling.settings-1.3.8.jar (java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to

Session Details Hear about the latest tech advances and developer tool updates available across Adobe Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Experience Cloud. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 10/4/21 07:30 PDT 10/4/21 16:30 CEST Speaker(s) Jonathan Roeder Moderator(s) Sherrie Rohde Product(s) Adobe Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Experience Cloud Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

Session Details Join us for a session with Loni Stark, VP Experience Manager and Michael Marth, Senior Director Adobe Experience Manager Sites & Screens to learn more about Adobe's cloud-native extensibility strategy for Experience Cloud and what's in it for developers. See live demos of extensibility use cases, built with Adobe's cloud-native developer framework "Project App Builder" which includes novel capabilities to integrate with and extend Adobe Experience Manager. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 10/4/21 08:45 PDT 10/4/21 17:45 CEST Speaker(s) Michael Marth, VP Loni Stark, Ron Nagy, and David Benge Moderator(s) Florian Schaulin Product(s) Experience Cloud Full Schedule Check Here Q&A from the Session Do you know if the presentations will be available later on stream format? They will be available on Experience League here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/adobe-developers-live-events/events/overview.html Would the recording of the

Session Details Catch a recap of the announcements made at Dev Live, a summary of sessions from around the world, and a welcome to the first JAPAC breakout sessions! Session Schedule 10/4/21 20:30 PDT 10/5/21 05:30 CEST 10/5/21 14:30 AEDT Speaker(s) Mark Szulc  Moderator(s) Adobe Team Product(s) Experience Cloud Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

Session Details A panel with Joerg Hoh, Peter Acsai and Tom Blackford, members of our Site Reliability Engineers guild, on their behind the scenes work to "keep the trains on time" for AEM as a Cloud Service. We'll learn about the skills and mindest required to be an efficient SRE, their views on making systems robust and resilient, and the kind of metrics and alerts that they use to prevent outages. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 10/5/21 07:30 PDT 10/5/21 16:30 CEST Speaker(s) Joerg Hoh and Peter Acsai Moderator(s) Bertrand Delacretaz Product(s) Experience Manager as a Cloud Service Full Schedule Check Here Q&A from the session Question for the panel: how, from an SRE / CSE perspective, does your team deal with sites that are performing poorly even when autoscaling is working?   When customers don't necessarily have exposure to how long individual requests are taking or how much CPU they're burning, what's the process to surface perf

Session Details Join Jonathan Roeder, Director of Developer Experience for Experience Cloud, to wrap up the event and find out what's next. Session Schedule 10/5/21 15:30 PDT 10/6/21 00:30 CEST Speaker(s) Jonathan Roeder Moderator(s) Sherrie Rohde Product(s) Experience Cloud Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

i am using core Image component (v2). when i enable DM feature and drop DM Image to dialog. That Image is not Visible in Author but in View as Published It is visible but that is blurred..... Path of Image getting formed -> https://s7d1.scene7.com/is/image/xyzqa/nature-3082832__480?ts=1632738202755&dpr=off 

Adobe named to nine Constellation Research ShortList categories for digital transformation technologies by Adobe Abstract With the ongoing spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the globe have had to quickly pivot and adapt to new and different ways of learning, working, shopping, socializing and collaborating — accelerating the adoption of digital technologies in nearly every facet of our lives. Out of necessity, consumers are finally embracing digital experiences at scale — forcing businesses of all sizes, across every industry to adopt a digital-first mindset to stay competitive and thrive in these uncertain times. While the concept of being a digital business is nothing new — most organizations were already on this journey pre-COVID-19 — the pandemic simply forced organizations to prioritize going digital-first to get work done more effectively and efficiently. This, combined with increasing customer expectations for fast, frictionless and highly personalized experiences

Harmonizing work and asset management with Adobe Experience Manager Assets Essentials and Workfront by Adobe Abstract As companies accelerate to digital, they are seeing an increase in customer expectations for richer, personalized customer experiences. This requires companies to rethink their work and digital asset management processes and capabilities needed to deliver consistent and relevant content quickly. In an attempt to support this new way of working, companies inadvertently create a digital work crisis where functions and teams are disconnected, content is stale, inaccessible and trapped in silos, and work processes are analog. Instead of being empowered, employees end up wasting a lot of time on clumsy processes and searching for information. Read Full Blog Harmonizing work and asset management with Adobe Experience Manager Assets Essentials and Workfront Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Digital commerce leaders face uncertainty this holiday season by Adobe Abstract COVID-19 isn’t done spoiling Fall plans, and now it’s casting a long shadow over the upcoming holiday season. Uncertainty around the course of the pandemic, supply chain interruptions, and shipping costs could all pose significant challenges as retailers ramp up for this year’s Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and beyond. But it’s not all bad news. Retailers have weathered this storm before — and learned valuable lessons. Since the pandemic began in 2020, numerous retailers have offered curbside pickup and buy online-pickup in-store (BOPIS) shopping options while expanding their ecommerce offerings. Retailers have also become more agile and have the knowledge and experience to quickly pivot in response to shutdowns and other safety restrictions. To help retailers prepare for another pandemic-era holiday season and capitalize on what they’ve learned so far, we’ve developed an ecommerce playbook for navigating

Future of AEM Communities by opsinventor Abstract I’ll give you the hook first, then the explanation of why it’s important: From everything I’ve been able to gather so far, AEM Communities is not being ported to the AEM Cloud Service, and at this point looks like a dead product which will not be getting further updates. Now here’s the back story, and why it matters. Remember the ye-olde term “Web 2.0“? Somebody said it in 2004 at an O’Reilly conference, and then name stuck: it implied the ability to use the web not only to consume content, but to interact with it in terms of social media, comments, ratings, uploads and other user-generated content. Fast forward to today, and social media is an entirely inextricable part of the Internet experience, even when it comes to traditionally non-interactive and “not-very-web-2.0” properties like marketing sites and corporate about-us pages. Truly-immersive experiences many times need to accommodate not just pushing content out, but allowing p

AEM Content Fragments: Content Structure by exadel Abstract Content Structure There are no restrictrictions where you can store content fragments in AEM. Originally, you would store them in /content/dam/site-com’ (the We Retail site has this type of structure, for example). This might be not handy if your site folder has a lot of subfolders, and having several folders for every language would create a mess. To create the language root, you create a folder and use an ISO language code as a name. The language code must be in one of the following formats: The supported language code is a two-letter code as defined by ISO-639-1 (like en). _ or - The supported country code is a lower-case or upper-case two-letter code as defined by ISO 3166, such as en_US, en_us, en_GB, en-gb. AEM will determine where the language root is automatically. You can have a separate folder for CFs just for your comfort. This approach might be particularly handy if you want to configure quick access to the CFs

In Query Builder, you can refer to a node's child's property via */@jcr:title or its descendant's property via */*/@jcr:title.So you can create a search for a node, where the node has a given property and its child has a given propertyEx:type=cq:Pageproperty=*/@jcr:titlevalue=Great TitleThis will return the cq:Page node, where it's child node's jcr:title equal to Great TitleHowever, I am looking for a way to refer to parent's property or ancestor's property. How do I do that? and can I refer to parent node in fulltext.relPath?I tried the followingtype=cq:PageContentproperty=../@jcr:titlevalue=Great Title

Hi , I am facing one issue with sling model junit mock. I have created an resource resolver mock in the test file and in the model we are adapting resource resolver to query builder. while accessing through test case it is returning null value. Model code snippet :resourceResolver.adaptTo(QueryBuilder.class) Resource resolver mock is created through AEM context object only. Let me know your thoughts on the same. Thanks,Ravi Joshi 

Hi Team, When I publish any video from author to publish instance in my local, when I click on the video it says preview not available. Could you please help me what I am missing here?

Hi All, When we are trying to schedule a garbage collector job for every week during the week end it's taking almost 22-23 hours to finish the job. We have been using s3 connector to store the content. Below are the errors from the logs that i have noted. 12.09.2021 13:00:00.063 *INFO* [sling-oak-observation-15] org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.blob.cloud.s3.S3Backend getRecord:Identifier [6c0a68bb82c7ef943da8c1232b85e17923aa222892a8064fa7c46be8e455bdc9] not found. Took [9] ms.12.09.2021 13:00:00.063 *WARN* [sling-oak-observation-15] org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.blob.MarkSweepGarbageCollector Error occurred while deleting blob with id [6c0a68bb82c7ef943da8c1232b85e17923aa222892a8064fa7c46be8e455bdc9#345892]org.apache.jackrabbit.core.data.DataStoreException: com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.AmazonS3Exception: Not Found (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 404; Error Code: 404 Not Found; Request ID: JNQTJXM2RKFGG35D; S3 Extended Request ID: GrTSGQTR2hb9r/tfzPxrC+7jyIAV/WB5S

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Using Jolt as a Transformation Tool in AEM by Perficient Abstract One frequent use case most of the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Full Stack Developers would have come across is migrating content from different applications into AEM. Data from source applications can come in various formats like JSON, XML, CSV, etc. When the source file format is JSON, in order to transform the source data to target structure, we need to write complex programs to read and parse it. In this blog, I will show you an efficient and configurable solution to this problem. I recently faced this challenge with one of our clients. They have a Solr service, in which the most recent information about their shops around the world is stored. I wanted to avoid calling that service every time we present that information in AEM. For this purpose, I decided to implement a daily batch process to get the data from the service and turn it into JCR nodes and properties. The problem was that the information is stored in

Architecting a Better Ecommerce Experience with Adobe Experience Manager’s Commerce Integration Framework by Markus Haack Abstract The Commerce Integration Framework (CIF) is a powerful Adobe Experience Manager extension for building integrated and seamless content and e-commerce experiences for customers at every stage of their journey with your brand. In this second blog in our CIF series, we take a deeper dive into the framework architecture and integrations to help you use Adobe Experience Manager with your commerce solution. In this second installment of our Adobe Experience Manager Content and Commerce series, we’ll describe the functional building blocks of the Commerce Integration Framework (CIF) — a powerful extension for building integrated and seamless content and e-commerce experiences for customers at every stage of their journey with your brand. We’ll introduce you to the architecture and design principles of CIF and some of the integration options you have for using A

AEM 6.5 Redefining your Customer Experience by Vijaya Katikitala Shanthi Abstract The best customer experiences ensure long-lasting relationships. Today’s customers are ready to pay more for the personalized experience provided by their favorite brands. So, customer experience is a powerful emotion that will design the purchasing pattern. As the world moves towards digitalization, digital transformation is no longer an option but a necessity for enterprises to stay competitive. Digital customer experience is nothing but the online expression of building trust, empathy, and human connection. AEM 6.5 Redefining your Customer Experience With its advanced features, Adobe Experience Manager empowers your business to create dynamic digital experiences for customers and stay established in the market. The latest version, Adobe Experience Manager 6.5, has exciting new features and robust infrastructure which will help you build lasting customer relationships and deliver personalized experi

How to update JDK version of Cloud Manager within your program as part of the build by Aemtutorial Abstract AEM AS CLOUD SERVICE VIDEO TUTORIAL SERIES What are the available JDK versions with cloud manager? Java versions installed are Oracle JDK 8u202 and 11.0.2. Some times, when we deploy our code, people complaint java version is not matching (for e.g. we are using a JDK 11 specific API and this Java class is giving error in cloud manager) We will see how to set the relevant java version now. How to update the Java version of project build environment in AEM As Cloud Manager By default, projects are built using Java 8. Customers who want to use Java 11 in their projects can do this using the Apache Maven Toolchains Plugin. In the pom.xml file, add a entry that looks like this: org.apache.maven.plugins maven-toolchains-plugin 1.1 toolchain 11 oracle A few FAQs about AEM As Cloud Service build environment are given below What is the OS used for AEM as CLoud service? Build en

Text Pre-Extraction in AEM : Comprehensive Guide by Aemcq5tutorials Abstract Text pre-extraction in AEM is very useful and highly recommended for re/indexing Lucene indexes on repositories with large binaries that contain extractable text (eg. PDFs, Word Docs, PPTs, TXT, etc.). Running re-indexing directly on lucene indexes is very expensive and may cause performance issues. After completing this tutorial you will be able to understand:- Text pre-extraction overview. When to use text pre-extraction in AEM. When not to use text pre-extraction in AEM. Prerequisites for using text pre-extraction. Execute text pre-extraction. Validate OAK Index Consistency. Text Pre-extraction Overview Text pre-extraction is the process of extracting and processing text from binaries that contain extractable text (eg. PDFs, Word Docs, PPTs, TXT, etc.) Extracting text from binaries is an expensive operation and slows down the indexing rate considerably. Lucene indexing is performed in a single threaded mo

AEM ACL and how they are evaluated by Aemrules Abstract ACL's and how they are evaluated ? AEM Developers, Infrastructure Engineers / Dev-ops teams working in any domain regularly come across a challenge for understanding the ACL & its evaluation mechanism. Adobe Experience Manager is designed to cater for content authoring of multiple sites by multiple content authors. Naturally, this process needs to be controlled by strict Access Control Lists (ACLs) to manage. AEM WCM uses Access Control Lists (ACLs This article addresses in a simple way on how to understand the ACL's , its different ways, This article covers the following - How can we read and understand the ACL. Evaluation of user permissions. Concurrent Permission on ACL Access Control Lists are made up of the individual permissions and are used to determine the order in which these permissions are actually applied. The list is formed according to the hierarchy of the pages under consideration. How can we read and unders

AEM Cloud Service - Pass Request Parameters in React SPA Model JSON url by Sreekanth Choudry Nalabotu Abstract Extend the React SPA ModelManager to pass request parameters like Access tokens, Cache killer... Solution 1) Create the maven project for your AEM React SPA... mvn -B archetype:generate -D archetypeGroupId=com.adobe.aem -D archetypeArtifactId=aem-project-archetype -D archetypeVersion=30 -D aemVersion=cloud -D appTitle="Experience AEM Extend Model Client" -D appId="eaem-spa-extend-model-client" -D groupId="apps.experienceaem.sites" -D frontendModule=react -D includeExamples=n -D includeDispatcherConfig=n 2) Add logic for extending the ModelClient in file ui.frontend\src\utils\extend-model-client.tsx import { ModelClient } from "@adobe/aem-spa-page-model-manager"; export const extendModelClient = () => { const client = new ModelClient(); const extend = (modelClient:any) => { const fetch = modelClient.fetch as Function; modelClient.fetch = async function (modelPa