Hi @jkpanera! @BrianKasinglialready pointed you to the according configuration. Please keep in mind that this feature should be used with care on the publish side.It exposes a lot of internal information to the broad public, potentially including personally identifiable information (PII) such as use...

Hi @anupam_miglani!AEM migration projects should be seen and planned on multiple levels. Many customers tend to split the migration into multiple phases for each of them, e. g.:Migrating the existing platform (6.2 to 6.5 in your case) - basically updating the dependecies (primarily: the AEM uber jar...

Hi @uniqvaibhav!This is actually an expected behavior, if not to say: a feature.If you try to publish a page but don't have the according replication permissions, AEM will start a "Request for Replication" workflow for you. OOTB that request will be assigned to admin but this can be customized based...

For the Geo IP use case I've used different modules for Apache httpd, so also handled that on dispatcher level. You can use that to expose the location e. g. as httpd environment variable to set headers (for consumption within AEM or other backend systems) or perform redirects.

Hi @TB3dock!The above outline approach can be designed quite flexible when it comes to different countries and languages, depending on your content architecture. The general recommendation is to strictly follow a pattern and stick to ISO country and language codes. This way, you can leverage regular...

Hi @Sanket_Dange! If this is a caching issue, it is probably related to the statfileslevel [1] in your dispatcher configuration. The dispatcher invalidates certain parts of the content tree in the cache based on this configuration. The general recommendation is to set the statfileslevel as high as p...

Hi @TB3dock! In general, filters do apply to all requests so the answer to your question if filters can be included into request processing for pages is: yes. Please refer to the example filter implementation of the AEM Maven Archetype for an example [1]. That being said, I strongly discourage to bu...

Hi @ShagunMalik!I assume that you don't want to get a JSON response of only one path but different areas of your content tree.While there are different ways to register a servlet (see [1]), the recommended way - that should perfectly match your use case - is to bind it to a resource type and not to ...

Hi @Samba_Kolusu!I have updated my initial answer with some additional things to check.From my experience, this issue is probably caused by permissions or caching.Hope that helps!

Hi @Samba_Kolusu! That's an issue with missing permissions of your editors.Please double check on your permission setup and make sure that the concerned editors do have the replication rights for the according content paths. If the replication rights are missing, the system will start the "Request f...