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Deploy your Code by Adobe Docs Abstract Deploying Code with Cloud Manager Once you have configured your Pipeline (repository, environment, and testing environment), you are ready to deploy your code. 1. Click Deploy from the Cloud Manager to start the deployment process. 2. The Pipeline Execution screen displays. | Click Build to start the process. 3. The complete build process deploys your code. | The following stages are involved in the build process: --->Stage Deployment --->Stage Testing ---->Production Deployment Read Full Blog Deploy your Code Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Understand Adobe Cloud Manager by Adobe Docs Abstract Cloud Manager Overview This video series explores the key features of Cloud Manager's for AEM including: 1. Programs 2. Environments 3. Reports 4. CI/CD Production Pipeline 5. CI/CD Non-production Pipelines 6. Activity Programs Cloud Manager Programs represent sets of AEM environments supporting logical sets of business initiatives, typically corresponding to a purchased Service Level Agreement (SLA). For example, one Program may represent the AEM resources to support the global public Web sites, while another Program represents an internal Central DAM. Environments Cloud Manager Environments are composed of AEM Author, AEM Publish and Dispatcher instances. Different environments support roles and can be engaged using different CI/CD Pipelines (described below). Cloud Manager environments typically have one Production environment and one Stage environment. Reports Cloud Manager Reports provide a view into the Program's Environme

Using the Adobe Client Data Layer with the Core Components by Adobe Docs Abstract The goal of the Adobe Client Data Layer is to reduce the effort to instrument websites by providing a standardized method to expose and access any kind of data for any script. The Adobe Client Data Layer is platform agnostic, but is fully integrated into the Core Components for use with AEM. Like the Core Components, the code for the Adobe Client Data Layer is available on GitHub along with its developer documentation. This document gives an overview of how the Core Components interact with the Data Layer, but full technical details are deferred to the GitHub documentation. Note: For further information about the Adobe Client Data Layer, refer to the resources in its GitHub repository. For further technical details about the integration of the Adobe Client Data Layer with the Core Components, see the DATA_LAYER_INTEGRATION.md file in the Core Components repository. Read Full Blog Using the Adobe Client

Breadcrumb Component by Adobe Docs Abstract The Core Component Breadcrumb Component is a navigation component that builds a breadcrumb of links based on the page's location in the content hierarchy. Usage The Breadcrumb Component displays the position of the current page within the site hierarchy, allowing page visitors to navigate the page hierarchy from their current location. This is often integrated into page headers or footers. Available options, such as the default navigation level and the ability to show the current page or hidden pages, can be defined by the template author in the design dialog . The content editor can then choose if hidden pages should be shown or not and the actual navigation level for the component in the edit dialog . Version and Compatibility The current version of the Breadcrumb Component is v2, which was introduced with release 2.0.0 of the Core Components in January 2018, and is described in this document. The following table details all supported v

Configuring OSGi by Adobe Docs Abstract OSGi is a fundamental element in the technology stack of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). It is used to control the composite bundles of AEM and their configuration. OSGi " provides the standardized primitives that allow applications to be constructed from small, reusable and collaborative components. These components can be composed into an application and deployed ". This allows easy management of bundles as they can be stopped, installed, started individually. The interdependencies are handled automatically. Each OSGi Component (see the OSGi Specification ) is contained in one of the various bundles. Read Full Blog Configuring OSGi Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Use the CI/CD Pipeline in Adobe Cloud Manager by Adobe Docs Abstract Adobe Cloud Manager provides a simple, yet flexible self-service CI/CD Pipeline that allows AEM project teams to quickly, safely and consistently deploy code to all AEM environments hosted in AMS. This video series explores setting up and executing Cloud Manager's CI/CD Pipeline in both failure and success scenarios. Introduction A cursory introduction to Cloud Manager and Cloud Manager Programs. Note: Throughout these videos, the build, test and deployment times has been sped up to reduce the time of the video. A complete pipeline execution typically takes 45 minutes or more (including the mandatory 30 minute performance testing), depending on the project size, number of AEM instances and UAT processes. Video: https://images-tv.adobe.com/avp/vr/b8f920e0-0298-4d82-9ec3-c17d4c9ceda9/5904fc15-44c7-48c0-88d0-7b39bddb1fe1/57b7c198-d8c0-4fec-a32a-0b89a97bd2fb_20181204035009.1920x1080at3000_h264.mp4 Read Full Blog Use th

Handle with care: a guide to safely migrating AEM pages to using new tags by Rachna Mehta Abstract Introduction At The Telegraph, we use Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as our web platform, with various websites running on it. The entire website is divided into two sections: 1. Core web which includes content from the wider Editorial teams (News, Business, Sport etc) 2. Travel web which includes content from the Travel Editorial team only. The Core Web team uses a custom authoring tool that runs on top of AEM Author, providing a bespoke UI engineered for Editorial’s needs and helping to streamline the creation, updating and publication of content on the website. The authoring tool also includes a cool feature, whereby new topic pages are created as soon as X number of pages are given the same tag and published. In contrast, our Travel Editorial team has historically used AEM’s Classic UI for their purposes of creating and tagging content. How did we do this? We created a working gro

Adobe Document Services and AEM Integration by Pawan Mittal Abstract What is Adobe Document Services? Despite PDF’s near ubiquity, supporting PDF viewing on the web or in applications often remains a multi-step process where the developer relies on disparate browser implementations and simply doesn’t own the end-to-end customer experience. So organizations have little control over their PDF workflows and PDF integration often requires additional downloads or sending users to 3rd party applications. With tools and language support that caters to web developers’ existing skillsets, you can now create compelling PDF experiences, including viewing, exporting, and creating PDFs. Adobe Document Services is part of the Adobe Platform–an ecosystem aimed at helping 3rd party application developers embed Adobe services, develop custom apps and leverage Adobe products and technology in their solutions. Adobe Document Services provides tools that allow you to easily create seamless PDF viewing e

Hi,I need to create a report on broken links inside the site, so please suggest me how to get the links from the page content and how to check whether the link is valid or invalid programatically. Thanks in advance.

Setup dispatcher server in local machine and test your dispatcher files before deploying to QA server. Here is the steps to setup the dispatcher server for AEM as a cloud service. Actual post [https://rashidjorvee.blogspot.com/2020/08/setup-local-dispatcher-server-aem.html] by rashid jorvee blog Prerequisite:1. Download the docker from Docker official site for our operating system. >> https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop and install the docker. Note: We need administrator privileged to run this installer, since this docker installer will change some BIOS settings in operating system.2. Download latest AEM-SDK from Adobe software distribution library. https://experience.adobe.com/#/downloads/content/software-distribution/en/aemcloud.htmlSteps to setup:Lets start the local dispatcher setup now:Step 1: Start docker, make sure our docker is active and running.Step 2: Create a  folder "C:\Users\<user>\aem-sdk\dispatcher

COVID-19 Tracker using API calls in India | AEM 6.5.5 by AEM Queries & Solutions Abstract Hope you all are doing good!! In this article we will see how we can implement a COVID-19 Tracker in AEM Server. I have used the open source Postman API’s to get the latest State and District wise data. I have used below APIs to get the data related to COVID-19 in India 1. State & District wise API to get the data based on State and District. 2. Raw data of Infected people to get details of each and every person got infected due to COVID-19 3. Total State wise Data to get the increase in the cases everyday and tested people report in India. To get the response of one of the API is have used Postman to study and analyse the data and filter out what is required. This API can be handled in AEM servlet or Java class to get the response in AEM and filter out the data which is required for the implementation to create a dashboard in AEM pages. I have used the below code snippet to get the r

Sling Content Distribution in AEM (Part 3) - Sync Distribution | Sync Content between Publishers in AEM as a Cloud Service by Albin's Blog Abstract This tutorial is the continuation of earlier tutorials on Sling Content Distribution in AEM, refer the following URL for part 1 and part 2 tutorials. This tutorial is created based on AEM as Cloud Service Local Author and Publish instances. The social user sync module is removed from AEM as Cloud due to that some additional configurations required to enable the sync distribution between publishers. I am using the OSGi system console to enable the required configurations for the demo, use run mode specific OGGI configurations while implementing content distribution in the project. SYNC DISTRIBUTION — DEFINITION 1. Sync distribution allows modifications made on one publish instance to be synchronized with other publish instances in the farm of publish instances via author instance 2. The modifications automatically synchronized across the

Day 13 - AEM Workflows (Part II) by Red Quark Abstract Howdy fellow devs 👋! In the previous post, we learned about basic stuff about AEM. In this post, we will see how can we create different steps in a workflow. We will mainly focus on two types of workflow steps - Process Step and Participant Step. Process Step First we are going to discuss the most widely used Workflow step - the process step. This is generally used when we want our application to execute a certain logic. It executes an ECMA script or an OSGi service to perform automatic processing. A process can be implemented using the following steps - 1. Create an OSGi service implementing the interface com.adobe.granite.workflow.exec.WorkflowProcess. 2. Set the property process.label. This is the String value by which our workflow needs to be listed. 3. Implement the execute(WorkItem, WorkflowSession, MetaDataMap) method with the implementation code. The execute() method has three parameters - 1. WorkItem - It is th

Executing Groovy scripts using Postman and Groovy console to find unused assets | AEM 6.5.5 by AEM Queries & Solutions Abstract In this post we will learn how we can tackle basic problems related to memory issues and more by using some basic groovy scripts on our AEM server. Below are some scenarios where we can use groovy scripts to make our life easy in AEM: 1. List of unused Assets in DAM. 2. List of unused Components. 3. Modify properties. 4. List of heavy content in AEM repo. We can implement groovy scripts using two way, one is using the already built groovy console and secondly we can use API calls to perform the operations. 1. Groovy Console: Go to Groovy package and clone the latest version (14.0.0) in your local and build the code using mvn install -P local. To verify the installation go to Groovy Console. After verification run the below mentioned script to get unused asset and non referenced Asset in DAM. Read Full Blog Executing Groovy scripts using Postman and Gr

Useful Tips for Excel by Vivekanand Mishra Abstract Useful Tips for Excel Here are some commonly used Excel formulas, you may run into need: Extract a portion of String - Left side of a match pattern Formula: =LEFT(A1,SEARCH("MyTest",A1)-1) A1 - the cell on which value to run this formula; It can be replaced with String value as needed MyTest- the search term Input: This is very tricky MyTest shows it rightly! Output: This is very tricky Extract a portion of String - Right side of a match pattern Formula: =RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH("MySecondTest",A1)-LEN("MySecondTest")) A1 - the cell on which value to run this formula; It can be replaced with String value as needed MySecondTest- the search term Input: This is very tricky MySecondTest shows it rightly! Output: shows it rightly! Read Full Blog Useful Tips for Excel Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

AEM 6550 - Extend AEM Asset Picker to select Image Smart Crops and Video Dynamic Renditions by Sreekanth Choudry Nalabotu Abstract AEM Asset Picker (http://localhost:4502/aem/assetpicker) out of the box does not show Dynamic Renditions for selecting them in third party applications (using iframe). This post is on extending the Asset Picker to show (and select) Video Renditions (encodes) and Image Smart Crops... Solution 1) Login to CRXDE Lite (http://localhost:4502/crx/de), create folder /apps/eaem-asset-selector-show-dyn-renditions 2) Create the following nt:file /apps/eaem-asset-selector-show-dyn-renditions/smart-crop-renditions/smart-crop-renditions.jsp to return the smart crop renditions of an image as JSON <%@include file="/libs/granite/ui/global.jsp"%> <%@page session="false" import="java.util.Iterator, org.apache.sling.commons.json.JSONObject, com.adobe.granite.ui.components.Config, com.adobe.granite.ui.components.Tag"%> <%@ page import="com.adobe.granite.ui

Enabling Reader Extension to PDF using AEM Forms APIs by Adobe Tech Blog Abstract This article provides the steps on how to programmatically enable Reader Extension to a PDF file using AEM Forms APIs. The business use case An organization wants to provide a seamless onboarding experience to their prospective users. The organization wants to do this by allowing their users to switch from an online to an offline PDF form mid-way or even download an offline form to start the process where they can continue to enter their details and finally submit the information. This will provide a seamless onboarding experience to the user thus leading to more satisfied users in the long run. Pre-requisites 1. AEM 6.4+ 2. Forms Add-on 3. AEM Maven project should have the following dependencies (artifactId) Read Full Blog Enabling Reader Extension to PDF using AEM Forms APIs Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

AEM Application Maintenance Tips and Tricks by NextRow Abstract In today’s world, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is a comprehensive content management solution for building websites, mobile apps and forms. And it makes it easy to manage your marketing content and assets. Adobe Experience Manager can be a real challenge to architect, deploy, and integrate. A prime factor here is, you need to understand how your AEM application is performing under certain conditions. This is best done by monitoring the application over a long period of time. When it comes to managing and maintaining an AEM application, it’s not just system maintenance that we should be concerned about, we should also think of it from the application code perspective. AEM application maintenance is two faceted. One is ongoing, regular maintenance which falls under AEM DevOps/AEM Administrator tasks. Second is following the best practices in application development. Here we are going to list out the various aspects of

Cluster aware coding in AEM by Joerg Hoh Abstract With AEM as a Cloud Service quite a number of small things have changed; and next to others you also get real clustering support in the authoring environment. Which is nice, because it gives you downtime-less authoring during deployments. But this cluster also comes with a few gotchas, and one of them is that your application code needs to be cluster-aware. But what does that mean? What consequences does it have and what code do you have to change if you have never paid attention to this aspect? The most important aspect is to do “every change only once“. It doesn’t make sense that 2 cluster nodes are importing the same set of data. A special version of this aspect is “avoid concurrent writes to the same node“, which can happen when a scheduled job is kicked off at the same time on all nodes, and this job is trying to change something in the repository. In this case you don’t only have overhead, but very likely a lot of exceptions. R

Develop AEM project with IntelliJ and Using filevault connection | AEM 6.5 | Archetype 22 by AEMSimplifiedByNikhil Abstract In this article we will go through following process to work in IntelliJ with AEM codebase: 1. Setup our maven AEM archetype 22 project. 2. Learn how to import it into IntelliJ IDE. 3. Using filevault to push and pull code from crx. 1. AEM Maven project setup: As I am using the archetype 22 to build my maven project, below is the maven command to create a maven project in local directory: mvn archetype:generate -B -DarchetypeGroupId=com.adobe.granite.archetypes -DarchetypeArtifactId=aem-project-archetype -DarchetypeVersion=22 -DgroupId=com.adobe.aem.guides -Dversion=0.0.1-SNAPSHOT -DappsFolderName=mycompany -DartifactId=aem-guides-mycompany -Dpackage=com.adobe.aem.guides.mycompany -DartifactName="MyCompany Sites Project" -DcomponentGroupName=MyCompany -DconfFolderName=mycompany -DcontentFolderName=mycompany -DcssId=mycompany -DisSingleCountryWebsite=n -Dlanguag

Create Content Fragments in AEM by BimmiSoi Abstract Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Content Fragments allow you to design, create, curate and publish page-independent content . They allow you to prepare content ready for use in multiple locations/over multiple channels. Below are the steps to create content fragments: 1. Go to start.html 2. Click on tools and then click on Assets in the sidebar 3. Click on Content fragment Models and click on create. 4. Enter the title and click on create. Read Full Blog Create Content Fragments in AEM Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

I'm trying to integrate elasticpath with AEM 6.2, Is there any article or blog that explains step by step procedure to do so. All I want to display products from EP to AEM. My EP application already hosted in another machine. Please help me on this. Thanks.bsloki​elasticpath​Woojin​Amy_Wong​jwarren​

Hi all,We are integrating Elastic search to AEM 6.5 using the below dependency, and the dependencies are not getting resolved in OSGI(system/console). In addition to that there is no build issueEven we tried to add embed dependency, it is also not helpful.The dependencies are<dependency>              <groupId>org.elasticsearch</groupId>              <artifactId>elasticsearch</artifactId>              <version>7.1.1</version></dependency>Error in system console:

Integrate a SPA by Adobe Docs Abstract Understand how the source code for a Single Page Application (SPA) written in React can be integrated with an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Project. Learn to use modern front-end tools, like a webpack dev server, to rapidly develop the SPA against the AEM JSON model API. Objective 1. Understand how the SPA project is integrated with AEM with client-side libraries. 2. Learn how to use a webpack development server for dedicated front-end development. 3. Explore the use of a proxy and static mock file for developing against the AEM JSON model API What you will build This chapter will add a simple Header component to the SPA. In the process of building out this static Header component several approaches to AEM SPA development will be used. Read Full Blog Integrate a SPA Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Core Components Versions by Adobe Docs Abstract The current release of the Core Components is 2.11.0 and is compatible with AEM as a Cloud Service and on-premise AEM installations. It was released in July 2020 as an important update to release 2.0.0. Release 2.0.0 introduced new components along with v2 updates of existing components. Release History and Compatibility The Core Components were first released with AEM 6.3 and are designed to be flexible and compatible with all supported AEM versions. Because of this a release of the components can contain multiple versions of the same component. The following tables illustrate the compatibility of the releases of the Core Components along with which component versions are contained in which releases. Release History & Requirements The following table, the contents of which are available on GitHub with full release details , gives an overview of the releases of the Core Components and their compatibility with AEM releases and Java