Hi Srinivasan,In general, the iParsys is going to be a better solution for what you are describing. Editing a component on Page A when it is stored on Page B can create authoring configuration as they are not necessarily aware that such a thing is going on.That said, if you must do this, then the wa...

OSGi Event Listeners are actually a great example for why immediate=true is *not* the default. If you read the sections of the specification I mentioned, you'll see that event listeners are mentioned explicilty."The component configuration will only be activated once the Event Adminservice requires ...

All DS components which are services are lazily activated by default. You can force them to be immediately activated by adding immediate=true to the @Component annotation. But this is generally not a good idea (thus, why it isn't the default ).See sections 112.2.2 and 112.2.3 of the Declarative Serv...

Hi,It sounds like you've overengineered this a bit. Your are better off (both in CQ and in general) serving fewer JS/CSS files, even if those files contain rules which don't apply on specific pages. If you're using minification and gzipping (which you should be), the additional rules/code are trivia...

Hi,The correct way to handle that situation is to create a clientlib under /etc which embeds the clientlib under /apps.

How is the service invoked?Two other notes:I'd suggest removing the bind/unbind methods as those will be generated for you.I wonder why you have an optional reference if the reference isn't actually optional. Or is that code you have yet to write?

Fraser-In your message, you quote Sham as saying:"The OSGi spec allows it & Our JCR Installer and the Web Console  don't support this as we discourage deploying multiple version of same bundle. Hence it is not possible OOB"To be clear, there are two different things:Two bundles with the same symboli...

Hi Fraser,You'll have to provide a pointer to a specific statement if you want it refuted  The statement that you can't create an OSGi bundle which exports packages which are already exported by bundles provided as standard with the AME runtime is demonstratbly not true.What I suspect you are referr...

Your debugger is an external process from AEM, so you have to use remote debuggging.

You should check the length of the val array before reading properties from it. In this case, it would seem to be an empty array, so reading the 0 index produces that ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.