Thanks Jorg.  "you can register your servlet to /api" are you saying we can use   @SlingServletPaths(value="/api")   And this will match /api/123/something/345345 ?  I.e. its actually matching "/api.*"? If so, problem solved!     I dont need selectors, I just need to take the entire URL and pass it ...

So it looks like AEM doesnt have a way to support a servlet which can handle URLs with IDs in them, a very common pattern for REST APIs. we cant change the API, its used from a 3rd party.   We can think of one workaround this limitation, by using apache rewrite rules to take the api we need to honou...

Thanks for the reply, but there are random IDs in the URLs, so its not possible to list them all out.

We want to build a single proxy servlet which will serve a number of different paths, such as /api/register /api/player/1234/ /api/player/12312/transactions   Basically, any and every path below /api/   Currently we are using this pattern, which only allows a single fixed path: @Slf4j @Component(ser...

"AEM has a built in version system which keeps versions of the page (automatically while activation)."  This doesn't seem to apply to the cloud version. When assets are created or deleted, there is no version information, and there is no way we have found to restore deleted assets from the dam. 

Someone deleted a major assets directory in the author instance, and published it. Now our production site is broken as images give 404. There is no trash can icon in the assets panel. In DAM view in aem author, there is a "versions" option under timeline, but this is empty.   Assuming AEM doesnt ke...

we have around 20 devs, but only the 2 system admins can view the pipelines and download the logs for failed builds.   In the AEM Admin console, you can only assign two product profiles for each env, "AEM Administrators" and "AEM Users".   There doesn't seem to be any profile or permission to access...

Hi, I read the "Explanation of Configuration Files", but it doesn't say what they are for. WE dont use them at all - we have nothing in "enabled_farms". Presumably farms are not required, and not used usually. We are trying to understand if farms are any use, serve any purpose, and if, so what?

Our app takes around 2 hours for Adobe to build and deploy to a non prod env.   The vhost files are somewhat complex, and apache rewrite rules easy to get wrong.  Most of it we do by trial and error.   As build takes so long, we are lucky to try 3 one line vhost changes in 24 hour period, which make...

Thanks for the replies.  However, Im still confused, should we be using farms or vhosts?  Do they overlap?  The docs use farms, but we are not using farms.  Should we be using farms instead of vhosts?