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Cracking the Code: How Apache Felix Search Web Console Plugin Simplifies AEM Development | AEM Community Blog Seeding

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4/11/23

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Cracking the Code: How Apache Felix Search Web Console Plugin Simplifies AEM Development by Amogh Daryapurkar

Abstract

The Apache Felix Search Web Console Plugin is a must-have plugin for the Adobe Experience Manager development workflow. It provides powerful search capabilities that allow AEM developers to quickly locate and debug issues within their AEM codebase andan easy-to-use web console for searching bundles and services registered in the OSGi framework.

Additionally, this powerful plugin helps diagnose problems in OSGi applications and discover what components are available. The plugin also provides access to bundle and service properties as well as the ability to inspect classes loaded by bundles. Users can quickly find what they are looking for without having to look through all of the source code and be more productive while dealing with complex OSGi applications.

Let’s say you are working on a project that involves the Core WCM Components bundle, and you need to locate a specific class within that bundle. You can use the Apache Felix Search Web Console Plugin to search for the bundle and decompile the required class with the help of below mentioned steps.

How to Configure the Apache Felix Search Web Console Plugin
To install and configure this plugin and start using the above features, please go through the directions here. Once the setup is done, you are ready to explore features of this plugin.

Apache Felix Search Web Console Plugin Features
The plugin can be accessed by navigating here and selecting the search option from the OSGi dropdown menu, as shown below.

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