Hello Friends
I am new to AEM and trying to save data in the java content repository and following the below link :
but as this is for older version of AEM, this was not helpful and i didn't able to save data in the JCR.
by the above link what is clear to me is we have to save all the fields of customer as a property in the JCR node ,
but how to call this service which they have defined is not clear to me.
I have implemented a component which as all the fields shown in example and i have called the simpleservlet using ajax call and i have all the field data in this servlet but dont know what should be next step to call this service and save data in JCR.
Thanks in advance.
Yash
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Hi Yash,
You can refer to the below helpx article (AEM version: Adobe Experience Manager 6.x).
The aim of the below article is to store customer data in JCR and then retrieve the content which is stored in JCR by triggering the queries. The results of the query will be displayed on the web page in the form of grid table as shown in the below article.
In the below helpx article, search for injestCustData method. This method is responsible for storing customer data in the AEM JCR.
This article uses the Sling method named getServiceResourceResolver to obtain a Session instance. This method replaces the use of the getAdministrativeResourceResolver method, as it deprecated.
so, you must perform the below two tasks, as outlined in the below article, prior to running the sample example mentioned in the helpx article.
1) Create an AEM system user (or system user for AEM 6.1) named data with the permissions
2) Map the user with the Sling Mapper service
To create system user in AEM, please refer:
http://www.aemcq5tutorials.com/tutorials/create-system-user-in-aem/
I hope this information helps!
Regards,
Lavanya Malyala
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Hi,
in AEM data is store in JCR in forms of nodes and properties.
So to save data in JCR, you need to create nodes or/and properties.
In your servlet get the data and create node/property using JCR Node API.
Node (Content Repository for Java Technology API Version 2.0)
Example :
Node custNode = customerRoot.addNode(
"customer"
+firstName+lastName+custId);
//make sure name of node is unique
custNode.setProperty(
"id"
, custId);
custNode.setProperty(
"firstName"
, firstName);
custNode.setProperty(
"lastName"
, lastName);
custNode.setProperty(
"phone"
, phone);
custNode.setProperty(
"desc"
, desc);
Only difference between that older AEM community article and what you need to do now (as these other community members have pointed out) - is you need to use a system user to obtain a session.
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