Hi,first of all, you should not run a profiler on a production environment if you don't have problems that only occure in production. However, you should use a JMX Monitor to log memory usage and such and if you find yourself in trouble that you can't solve in another environment, then push the profiler to the environment. Don't monitor unless you need to.Over the years, I have taken a like in YourKit. It seems to be the one that has the least impact on the system. Some years ago, we got the err...

It depends...If you just need to pass a selection, like "show med the cities in the country I selected" - use request parameter or Sling Suffix. This is always the default choice imho.If it is some sort of wizard, like a registration, then use the session or a cookie. That is if you need to be able to resume the flow or go back and forth. Otherwise, use request parameters./Ove

I think you are looking at the problem from a slightly wrong angle.Your angle is: I need to have ONE service that can do A or B depending on the time.My angle would be: I need a service that can create a task that runs depending on the date-time-pattern.This means that I would create a service factory, and have the instances run depending on a time pattern. Take a look at the Workflow purger. The purger service does not do anything unless you create an instance of a purger task, that is run depe...

This is a common misunderstanding that you are updating the same node on the publisher.What is actually happening is that you are creating a new version of the node when you activate it and on the publisher, you then insert the new node instead of the old one. If you look at the jcr:content of your node in the Publisher, then you will notice the properties jcr:baseVersion, jcr:predecessors and jcr:versionHistory that are all of the type Reference (or Reference array). Take a look at them nodes a...

In the bundle that holds the class com.book.rental.modal.Book, make sure that it is exported in the OSGi-manifest. Otherwise, there is no bundle that will present this class to the system./Ove

This is the CORS-problem (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)Basically, there are two ways of doing this.1. Have the external domain use a JSONP and implement that interface. (See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13893361/access-control-allow-origin-localhost).2. You can manipulate on the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header in your response. (See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/HTTP/Access_control_CORS?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=HTTP_access_control)Notice that this is not fully suppo...

dcollie wrote... You need to either "scope" your own jQuery UI CSS, or scope the CQ version. If you choose to scope the CQ version, you need to change "\etc\clientlibs\granite\jquery-ui\css\jquery-ui.css" file. Add the scope of ".cq5jqui" to all the classes. If you continue to have problems, please log a Daycare ticket. Wouldn't it then also be necessary to add that css scope to all the places where AEM is using jquery-ui dialogs? IMHO, that is a bit to intrusive on the author system and I think...

That is exactly what the Sling Post Servlet can do.Attached is a small package I've done for test and education purposes (change the ext to zip). It adds a node /content/geometrixx-media/en/propertytest and 8 subpages that all has the tag Music but only half of the pages has the "wrongly set" Movies (named hastag#). The acceptance criteria is to use a POST to remove the Movies tag. I used curl to post my content, but you can use whatever POST-tool you want.The curl command to remove a tag is:cur...