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How to upload custom thumbnail and renditions using JAVA servlet

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In DamAdmin, select an asset, right click open it , there we have an option to upload custom thumbnail and renditions.

Same thing I need to do using java servlet for any type of asset.

Any help will be appreciated.

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Hi Satya

      You can add renditions to any image using AssetManager/Asset API . Please refer the below API for more help Asset ("The Adobe AEM Quickstart and Web Application.")

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    A sample code might help Java Code Example

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Veena

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Hi Satya

      You can add renditions to any image using AssetManager/Asset API . Please refer the below API for more help Asset ("The Adobe AEM Quickstart and Web Application.")

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    A sample code might help Java Code Example

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Veena

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Also for custom thumbnail we can use RenditionMaker or Asset Handler.

By RenditionMaker, we can associate an Asset "X" with Asset "Y" as a thumbnail.

// Create the Rendition Template for thumbnail

RenditionTemplate[] templates = createRenditionTemplates(tempThumbnailAsset);

// Generate thumbnail

renditionMaker.generateRenditions(asset, templates);

private RenditionTemplate[] createRenditionTemplates(Asset tempThumbnailAsset) {

        ThumbnailConfig[] thumbnails = new ThumbnailConfig[1];

        ThumbnailConfig thumbnail = new ThumbnailConfigImpl(48,48,false);

      

        RenditionTemplate[] templates = new RenditionTemplate[thumbnails.length];

        for (int i = 0; i < thumbnails.length; i++) {

            ThumbnailConfig thumb = thumbnails[i];

            templates[i] = renditionMaker.createThumbnailTemplate(tempThumbnailAsset,thumb.getWidth(),

                                thumb.getHeight(),thumb.doCenter());

        }

        return templates;

}