navinkaushalThis isn't a system jar. The Brightcove Connector gets added to your codebase as source if you choose to modify it. When the maven build runs it creates a bundle and deploys it AEM the same as the rest of your code. I've learned in the last 2 weeks that along the way it bundles up bright...
Hermant,Maybe I'm not following what you're saying, but I tried embedding this jar as a dependency and it didn't work. In fact, my local environment stopped working where it was working before.
I now have some more color on this problem. The way the Brightcove Connector 5.3.1 maven build is configured it embeds the brightcove-services jar in the main bundle and directs it to be installed under /apps/brightcove/install. This all works fine. On my local environment if I restart the server th...
So I used "repo get" and it returns a bunch of nodes, but they still don't work. In fairness the converted version of this didn't work anyway. Even before export. I suppose I have to look for a new method to convert the design dialogue.
So this can't be done with anything other than Eclipse? The folks on StackOverflow seemed to believe that VLT should do the trick, but I saw the same thing you did, smacdonald2008. I saw a bunch of nodes and therefore nothing I could use in code.
I finally found an example that works. Not sure what the difference is between that and earlier examples I've tried, even using Coral 3. In the example I got working locally I changed the resourceType of only the multifield and its children. Should the entirety of my custom component use Coral 3? ...
himanshusinghal, That's the version of ACS Commons I'm using. Is there some kind of incompatibility with other commonly used libraries I should be aware of? Basically it writes the data to the datastore correctly, but it can't be retrieved when clicking back into "configure".
The article at aemcq5tutorials purports to work under 6.3 and it uses standard granite? Do I have to convert everything to coral 3 if I use the coral versions?