hi folks,I'm moving to Cloud Manager. I know how to have different OSGI config files for stage, prod and dev.But my ui.frontend Javascript also has different parameters for dev, stage and prod.I can make put different npm build commands in the package.json.However, in the POM file, I need to be able...

Thanks Ankur!

I'll answer my own question as it got worked out eventually. It seems that the service-user+keystore package that I created in the lower environments didn't import properly into the Prod environment Author due to security checks.In the end, I created the system user manually using crx/explorer/index...

Hi folks,On the Author instance in the Stage environment, I created a Service User and added a Keystore that I created via open_ssl.I used the ACL Packager program to build a package with my service user principaland its permissions and keystore. I then replicated the package to the publish servers ...

Thanks Brian, I'm not actually currently developing with Forms, this is a custom App that has to do with integrating with another Java server. But I'll try there anyway!! thanks Fionas

Hi folks,Just wondering if anyone tried this in 6.5. I wanted to use bcprov-jdk15on and bcpkix-jdk15on.I read here that I have to add the jars into  in jre/lib/ext and add BouncyCastle as a provider in java security properties.I also added each package that I wanted into sling.properties, (no wildca...

Hi folks,Just wondering if anyone tried this in 6.5. I wanted to use bcprov-jdk15on and bcpkix-jdk15on.I read here that I have to add the jars into  in jre/lib/ext and add BouncyCastle as a provider in java security properties.I also added each package that I wanted into sling.properties, (no wildca...

config.output.libraryTarget = 'umd';config.externals = {   'react': {       root: 'React',      commonjs2: 'react',      commonjs: 'react',     amd: 'react' },   'react-dom': {      root: 'ReactDOM',      commonjs2: 'react-dom',      commonjs: 'react-dom',      amd: 'react-dom' } }; return config ; ...

Hi, I found a way of doing what I wanted built on the npm plugin that you have above, "rescript". First I stop the chunking as you suggest. Then I added this to the ..rescriptsrc.js

OK. thanks. I get you now. We just have very simple static templates which don't have any components or component logic. You are putting the "div" with react id into the template whereas I was putting it into a component to be placed in a column control.