Hi @sunitaBorn   For your scenario easiest solution would be to use redirectTarget property as it will give control to authors.However in this case redirect is handled by publishers so this enables additional traffic to publisher servers.To avoid this you need to use Apache rewrite which will use AE...

Hi @vmadala  You can use ResourceChangeListener on your publisher to listen the change in JCR.https://sling.apache.org/apidocs/sling9/org/apache/sling/api/resource/observation/ResourceChangeListener.htmlhttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/48721324/handling-events-using-resourcechangelistener-aem-6-3...

Hi @vmadala    Keeping data in memory cache will surely save unnecessary query on publishers.In your scenario you can invalidate memory cache receiving node/page activation event. And it is always helpful to create small tool for full cache invalidation where admin/superauthor can invalidate 

HI @ShagunMalik yes this will be multivalue and need to be stored in String[].And as I was mentioning you already have page object than you can directly use page object to get properties. e.g : final String[] cqTags = page.getProperties().get("cq:tags", String[].class);

Hi @tommyc11112341    We use batch mode on all our lower environments. If there is no business need for immediate content activation than this is useful feature and it does improve replication performance. ThanksDipti

@ShagunMalik And can you also share your complete Java class?

https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/CQ5HowToSetupRemoteDebuggingWithEclipse.html

@ShagunMalik By debugging I mean run your AEM in dubug mode and starting adding breakpoints in your class.More information you will find here

you need to debug this. At what point you getting NLP. could be your resource null or resourceresolver object is null.

Hi @ShagunMalik BTW there is no need to add slash after jcr:content. It should be Resource res = getResourceResolver.getResource(rootpage.getPath()+"/jcr:content");