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blkhatpersian
March 10, 2016

Cannot load Page in Touch-UI

  • March 10, 2016
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Running AEM 6.0 Author Instance and sadly my pages will not open in Touch UI to edit :( The page is blank, has no components used beyond the page-rendering one, and the following is shown in the source: 

<p>Cannot serve request to /editor.html/content/dashboardangular/index.html in /libs/cq/gui/components/authoring/pagestatus/pagestatus.jsp</p> <pre> java.lang.NullPointerException at org.apache.jsp.libs.cq.gui.components.authoring.pagestatus.pagestatus_jsp._jspService(pagestatus_jsp.java:255)

My page component has sling:superResourceType "foundation/components/page" and this has not solved the issue. The page will display in Classical UI and I can use the Sidekick. Another side issue is that the Page Properties item is greyed out in the Sidekick so any ideas there?

I would like to specifically mention that I do not have access to AEM 6.0's service patch 3. If you feel like this is solved with that, please mention it. Thank you!

Ali
 

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smacdonald2008
March 10, 2016

Try making a new template and create a new page component - make sure when you create the page component - you specify foundation/components/page as the sling:superResourceType type.  Does new pages open in TOuch? 

blkhatpersian
March 11, 2016

Scott,

That unfortunately did not work, same error. I do not have a body.jsp, head.jsp, and footer.jsp if that matters.

Also, when I changed my sample page's cq:template and sling:resourceType properties to the sample geometrixx en page it came up. I just don't know why it is rejecting the pages I make.

smacdonald2008
March 11, 2016

Can you try this on a fresh install of AEM. If you are using the QUICK Start JAR - place the JAR into new folder and start AEM. Then follow this article to build a fast page in TOuch UI. 

http://scottsdigitalcommunity.blogspot.ca/2014/08/creating-your-first-adobe-experience_21.html