Hi,
Recently, I came across a weird requirement of being able to Invoke an AEM page from a Java page (Non-AEM).
In other words, let us say we have a regular Java/J2EE Web Application.
From one of its pages, by clicking a button, we should Invoke an AEM page.
I replied telling that it has to be all pages in AEM and not just a few pages.
Kindly suggest, whether this requirement is achievable.
Thanks,
Rama.
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AEM Forum wrote...
From one of its pages, by clicking a button, we should Invoke an AEM page.
Hi
I am bit unclear with your requirement here. When you say invoke so do you mean opening of the page ?
If so, then "java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(theURI);
"
There are many ways to open the page.
~kautuk
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Hi Rama,
Please see the thread:
Here you can see how to integrate the Java Web Application and AEM. you can check the codes.
~ Prince
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AEM Forum wrote...
From one of its pages, by clicking a button, we should Invoke an AEM page.
Hi
I am bit unclear with your requirement here. When you say invoke so do you mean opening of the page ?
If so, then "java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(theURI);
"
There are many ways to open the page.
~kautuk
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If all you want to do is open a page - then as Kautuk suggests - you can use Java APIs to do so.
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Hi,
what do you mean with "call a page"? Do you mean to retrieve a page via a HTTP call?
Jörg
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