It returns null because the path " /content/my-cq-page/jcr:content" represent cq:PageContent object and not the "cq:Page" object. 

You should not delete the non-minified JS versions as they will be needed by the client library manager to build the minified versions. So, the recommended option is to use dispatcher and block those unnecessary requests. 

You can get the jar file by following these steps- Open http://localhost:4502/system/console/bundles/com.adobe.granite.ui.clientlibsFind the bundle Id on the page Go to crx-quickstart/launchpad/felix/bundle<bundleid> folder. You will see bundle.jar in that folder. 

I couldnt find any configuration or any documentation which specifies how to configure the compressor. You can see in the code below how AEM invokes the YUI compressor. //Signature of YUICompressor compress method public void compress(Writer out, Writer mungemap, int linebreak, boolean munge, boolea...

AEM does use YUI compressor. Check the bundle JAR location of com.adobe.granite.ui.clientlibs bundles in crx-quickstart/launchpad/felix folder and you will find the YUI compressor JAR in it. Link to documentation - https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/upgrade-yui-compressor.html

Scott - I just checked the AEM 6.1 doc https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-1/deploy/technical-requirements.html and it says that Java 1.8 is supported. Let me know if it is a documentation error. 

I think you are getting currentNode and resource as null in the included script may be because you are setting "path" as virtual as it is pointing to a non existent node in CRX. If that node does not exist then these tags won't inject the resource/node in the request context for processing. Whatever...

Have you tried using <sling:include> tag for this use case ? <sling:include path="mainContent/tabcontrol" resourceType="imf/mobile/components/content/customComponents/tabControlPG" />

You can specify the proxy server using the following code snippet. Just add these lines before you make the connection. System.setProperty("http.proxyHost", "<host-add>");System.setProperty("http.proxyPort", "<port-number>");Or you can pass them in arguments as system properties to the java program-...

Sorry to ask you now. As per your use case you created JSON representation for header and footer as it was to be consumed by some other third parties. And in your main site you included this header and footer as JSON.Why you did not create two views of the header and footer components using sling se...