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Re: Preventing the JSESSIONID cookie from being set based on another cookie - Adobe Experience Manager 05-05-2017
Given that nothing in AEM uses JavaEE Sessions, your custom code must be creating those sessions. Just don't do that if this other cookie is set.

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Re: SAML Linkage error. - Adobe Experience Manager 18-07-2016
First off, since AEM supports SAML already, this is all unnecessary.In this particular case, you are likely embedding classes which should not be embedded because they are available from the JRE, via the system bundle. You are also embedding log bundles which are already available inside AEM. I'd suggest removing all those embedded jars and only embedding the ones which are strictly necessary.

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Re: Transformer Factory options - Adobe Experience Manager 15-06-2016
Here's a trivial example of a Transfomer which adds "HELLO" inside comments: https://gist.github.com/justinedelson/cdcf502413740bef9539faf74385a599

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Re: Transformer Factory options - Adobe Experience Manager 15-06-2016
Right, like I said, you wouldn't see the commented elements in the startElement(). You will see them (as text) in the characters() method. startElement() is useless for this use case as those aren't actually elements. They are text (character data in XML parlance).

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Re: Transformer Factory options - Adobe Experience Manager 13-06-2016
Hi,This would theoretically be possible but it requires your Transformer implement the characters() method and parse the contents of that text yourself. If the contents of these comments are regular, you might be able to handle this with regex, but if the HTML is "normal" HTML, it is far from regular enough to be handled in this way.If you are going to go down this path, I'd highly recommend paying attention to slides 19 through 22 of http://www.slideshare.net/justinedelson/mastering-the-sling-r...

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Re: Can i clear only the AEM level SAML Assertion and not the IDP SAML session. - Adobe Experience Manager 28-04-2016
It would help if you could describe what end result you are trying to accomplish.Based on your description, you will need to reconfigure your IDP. Because when a user logs out of AEM (and you don't have Single Logout Configured), the next request from the user will get redirected to the IDP and then the IDP response will include the assertion necessary for the user to be logged into AEM. If, in the interim, you reconfigure the IDP to no longer send the assertion to AEM, then the user won't be lo...

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Re: AEM SAML Authentication and Group assignation - Adobe Experience Manager 20-04-2016
Yes, groups contained in the SAML assertion can be assigned to a user when the assertion is received if the SAML Authentication Handler is configured properly. See http://adobe.ly/1XJsIkQ.

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Re: 403 Response From Adobe Experience Manager OAuth 2 Token Endpoint - Adobe Experience Manager 13-04-2016
Just curious - which host?

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Re: 403 forbidden error on dispacther url for j_security_check - Adobe Experience Manager 13-04-2016
It is hard to tell from this information what is going on. You first need to determine whether or not that request is getting to AEM. You can check this by comparing the web server access logs with the AEM access log. It sounds like it isn't (but that warrants doublechecking) in which case you may have conflicting dispatcher rules. You can enable debug logging on the dispatcher module to confirm that the request is being rejected by the dispatcher.

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Re: which is better for using external authentication with DB ? - Adobe Experience Manager 26-02-2016
Regarding the first scenario, what I was trying to say is that you cannot get the full functionality of AEM without syncing users. I suppose in some limited use case, this might work, but I've rarely see a case where only authentication was necessary or appropriately. After all, if you are authenticating users, it is usually to give them some kind of value in having done that authentication, which means some level of authorization as well.

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