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WKND Tutorial - How to upload Images DAM (Chapter 3)

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Hi,

I am following WKND tutorial and in chapter 3 at the very end there is an optional exercise to upload images to dam. I am clueless as to how to do so? Is it from frontend or backend? The zip file has certain structure, which seems like I have to copy images from backend. But from where should i do so? And is it the standard way of uploading content - alway via backend.

Getting Started with AEM Sites Chapter 3 - Client-Side Libraries and Responsive Grid

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Sandeep

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the content/asset uploaded resides in shared repository where it's available to all projects (WKND or We-Retail or etc.) unless you as an author/developer choose to restrict it.

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Upload relevant images to the DAM (optional)

You can upload several images to AEM Assets that match the WKND lifestyle design. These images will be used later. Imagery is license-free from https://unsplash.com/

You can download and install the below package on your local AEM instance.

Its a content package, upload it via package manager and install it -  http://localhost:4502/crx/packmgr/index.jsp

standard way of uploading packages is using -  /crx/packmgr/index.jsp

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Thanks Gaurav for your helpful response. One question, is like if I upload it this way, is the content/asset (in this case image) will be available to all the sites like WKND and WE.Retail. Or will it be only available to WKND.

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Sandeep

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the content/asset uploaded resides in shared repository where it's available to all projects (WKND or We-Retail or etc.) unless you as an author/developer choose to restrict it.

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Thanks. That makes absolute sense. I come from Liferay background where the assets are scoped to site specific and there is also a global scope. So I believe that by default all the asset in AEM is at global scope and admin can restrict the visibility from there.

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Sandeep