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Why jcr:uuid is generating after publishing the content?

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 Above image shows properties of Arctic surfing page before Publishing.

Above Image shows having jcr:uuid after publishing this page.

 

Is jcr:uuid genearte after publishing the page only?

 

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Best answer by Sachin_Arora_

For mix:referenceable you can refer this community page 

https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/what-is-mix-referenceable-in-aem/td-p/542234

 

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Sachin_Arora_
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Sachin_Arora_Community Advisor
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August 23, 2022

No its not necessary. jcr:uuid property is getting added due to the jcr:mixinTypes = mix:referenceable added on the asset. Assets that are not published also would have jcr:uuid property if mix:referenceable mixinType is present.

Please refer this link for more details related to jcr:uuid :

https://developer.adobe.com/experience-manager/reference-materials/spec/jcr/1.0/4.9_Referenceable_Nodes.html

For testing you can try adding jcr:mixinTypes[Name[]] = mix:referenceable on any nt:unstructured node. Once you save the property, you will see jcr:uuid automatically created for that node.

 

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    akshaybhujbaleAuthor
    Level 6
    August 23, 2022

    @sachin_arora_ 

    what is the usecase of mix:referenceable. type.

    So if uuid is not mandetory as you said then is there any property to uniquely identify any page or asset in aem.

      Sachin_Arora_
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      Sachin_Arora_Community AdvisorAccepted solution
      Community Advisor
      August 23, 2022

      For mix:referenceable you can refer this community page 

      https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/what-is-mix-referenceable-in-aem/td-p/542234

       

        ManviSharma
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        ManviSharmaAdobe Employee
        Adobe Employee
        August 23, 2022

        Hi,

         

        • The mix:referenceable type has the effect of enforcing, on any node to which it is assigned, the presence of a property called jcr:uuid.

        • The jcr:uuid property is a protected, auto-created, mandatory property. This means that it is created and administered by the system and can only be read (but not changed or deleted) by the client.

        • The job of the jcr:uuid property is to expose the universally unique identifier (UUID) of its node.

        • The UUID of a referenceable node is assigned on node creation (or at least on node persistence) by the system itself.

        • In a given workspace, there is never more than one node with a given UUID, though there may be nodes that are not mix:referenceable and so do not have UUIDs at all.

        • If a node that is not mix:referenceable happens to have a property called jcr:uuid, then this property has no special significance (Note that adding such a property is not recommended: In general, the jcr prefix should be reserved for items defined within the specification, though this restriction may not be enforced by the implementation).

        • A repository implementation may make its workspace root nodes mix:referenceable. If so, then the root node of all workspaces must be referenceable, and all must have the same UUID.

          joerghoh
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          joerghohAdobe Employee
          Adobe Employee
          August 24, 2022

          When you publish a page, a version is created. And when you create a version of a node it will get a jcr:uuid property added.

          (of course there are more reasons why a jcr:uuid is added.)

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