@jayv25585659 keeping all OSGI config xml under specific folder(ex: "runmodes") is good practice from project structure & maintainability perspective instead putting it under /project/

@jayv25585659 i didn't get above mentioned question, could you please elaborate.

Hi @jayv25585659 If you want custom OSGI configs to picked up from runmodes then precedence will be as mentioned below irrespective of environments or author/publisher then put config xml under below path./project/runmodes/config specific to environment /project/runmodes/config.stage/project/runmode...

Hi @sreedobe If its resource based servlet then you can access component policy configuration by passing current resource to getPolicy(). in below example component policy configuration has title field & same configured value is retrieved using ContentPolicyManager. ContentPolicyManager policyManage...

Hi @sreedobe If its resource based servlet then you can access component policy configuration by passing current resource to getPolicy(). in below example component policy configuration has title field & same configured value is retrieved using ContentPolicyManager. ContentPolicyManager policyManage...

@adobecq-venkat  this is not based on AEM version, if this runmodes folder not present in your project structure then create these folders & put config xml files under config/environment specific config folder. refer this in crx/de/apps/weretail/config/apps/weretail/config.publish

@adobecq-venkat You need put these config xml files under project runmodes folder structure. if these config property values varies from environment to environment in your project then create environment specific config folder as mentioned below. /apps/project/runmodes/config/apps/project/runmodes/c...

Hi @adobecq-venkat ,You can add this JDBC config xml in runmodes with the property values as you mentioned above & these runmode configs will be deployed part of build.

Hi @srinivas_chann1 Can you please share sample code or screenshot with detail, it will be helpful to understand your use case/problem which you are facing. you can achieve this using single component, load both desktop & mobile view in sightly. using css media query hide/show desktop and mobile vie...

Hi @dips1 In AEM siteadmin OOTB we have option to sort pages based on modified by in "List View".   If you want to sort pages based on "Created By" then try using "ACS Commons Page Report" http://localhost:4502/var/acs-commons/reports/sample-page-report.html?wcmmode=disabled 1. Access http://localho...