thanks! I'll tell them that

Hi folks,We have a 3rd party who have some traffic that will be directed to one of our AEM virtual hosts ( already configured in the dispatchers).We got them added to the Adobe security groups. What other instructions do we give them to get this working ?We told them to send to the Adobe ALB that we...

Thanks everyone for your great feedback.Actually I gave up in the end  and manually copied over the files from the API into my project.But I learned a lot about OSGi and will make another attempt some other time!

Uh... I had a typo in config, I'll try again.

hi, I tried your idea but it didn't work for me : -( I created a repository directory at the top level and put the jar file in there. I ran this command.mvn org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-install-plugin:3.1.1:install-file -Dfile="./repository/./xx-api-client-jdk8-1.21.0-SNAPSHOT.jar" -DgroupId=com.x...

Thank you! That looks interesting. I will give it a try

Thanks !I can't have a public repo in S3 or nexus. I was hoping your approach 2 in your link above meant I didn' t need a public repo.2. As a separate module in AEM project code base.  I have all the code in my proprietary jar file (that I can turn into a bundle)...Can't the Cloud manager pipeline  ...

oK, thanks,  Have you ever tried it with a bit of proprietary code that isn't available in a public maven repo ?

Thanks for all the suggestions. Our API code is proprietary, not in a public repo, and  our company repository is not contactable for the Adobe pipelines. I am hoping that when I install the OSGi bundle that I have made from my code, that the Adobe pipeline will put the code into its /root/.m2/repos...

 hi folksI am trying to embed one of our java client libraries into AEM. I followed:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-add-third-party-bundle-you-aem-package-veena-vikraman/ in ui.apps, I created an "install" directory with the client lib ( which was converted into a OSGi bundle)In content-package-m...