Hi all,
We have a requirement where we need a third party vendor to upload assets into our system. Is there anything out of the box solutions available in AEM itself? What kind of privileges and access need to be given for the same?
Thanks
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You can create an AEM application that lets a user select a file from their local desktop and upload it to AEM Digital Asset Manager (DAM). The file is posted to a custom Sling Servlet that persists an image file in the AEM DAM.
You can go through the Demo at [1] for more details.
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Also - here is a tool that reads an XML file that uploads files.
This shows use of Asset Manager API and a Sling Servlet. You can also watch a video in the above link of the same use case.
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Hi Scott,
Thanks for the reply but I'm looking for some out of the box solutions in AEM itself. Like, can we give access to only specific folders and the third party can login into our dam system and upload? Currently, we are not looking into writing any custom code for this.
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AEM only lets you upload assets from the AEM DAM UI - as talked about here:.
Managing Assets with the Touch-Optimized UI
THat is why it gives you APIs like Asset Manager API to build custom tools. This Java client lets you upload assets in batch,
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Hi,
Yes, Scott is right.
See this link for uploading assetsfrom AEM DAM UI: Managing Assets with the Touch-Optimized UI
If you really want to upload via third party tool, you need to use customize or use Java client to upload assets - as Scott said.
Thanks,
Ratna Kumar.
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