Yes, that was the issue. The version of core jar in ui.apps was an older
version which is why I couldnt see my servlets in action. Thanks for
your help 🙂
@BrianKasingli I navigated to ui.apps package and could see the jar
present there inside apps/proj/install. The issue was that it contained
an older version of the core jar which was then flowing as is into the
all.snapshot. I deleted it and did a clean maven install which got the
latest core jar in there. Thanks for your help. 🙂
@Arun_PatidarI navigated to ui.apps package and could see the jar
present there inside apps/proj/install. The issue was that it contained
an older version of the core jar for some reason. I deleted it and did a
clean maven install which got the latest core jar in there. Thanks for
your help. 🙂
So I have an AEM website with the entire folder structure including the
core package with java files. The way I'm currently exporting it to be
able to run on any other machine is that I download the
"samplewebsite.all.SNAPSHOT " through CRXDE and upload the same on the
other machine through CRXDE. For the core package, I do a maven build
and then upload the "samplewebsite.core.SNAPSHOT" jar through
system/console/bundles. I'm curious to know if this process can be
reduced down to just one packag...
@BrianKasingli The core package is active, however I dont have my
servlet running as a service, which I guess is the issue. Any fixes you
can recommend?
@BrianKasingli I see no errors in the logs. Even on the frontend theres
an empty space where my custom component is supposed to render. Just
curious, if I've set my resourceType same as in the servlet, what could
be the issue
So I have a aem project that I'm trying to run on a different machine. I
just zipped my repository, unzipped it on the destination machine and
did a maven build and deploy. I can see all my pages come up along with
my components However I faced an issue. One of my custom components uses
a servlet for populating a configuration dialog dropdown. It is linked
with the cq:dialog using sling.servlet.resourceTypes. But the component
is unable to populate the dropdown, probably because it is unable to
...
@Shashi_MuluguThanks for your response. Currently the way I've set it up
is that it'll make the rest call for both the end user content and on
the authoring side. The content gets updated once a month or quarterly.
Also its public content, nothing confidential. For the 2nd and 3rd
solutions, can you point me towards an example I can refer to?Thanks!
@BrianKasingli The content from 3rd party API updates once a month or a
quarter. There are about 15 content categories currently. Yes, in the
response from the 3rd party API, we get an HTML for the content, which I
directly render.I did a little experiment where I incrementally placed
my custom component on the page and saw the page load time increase
linearly. Does that mean all these API calls are made sequentially? My
understanding was that all the XHR request-responses for my component
would...
So I'm currently using AEM 6.5 for a demo website I'm trying to build.
The use-case is I need to pull content from a content management
system(CMS) using restful API's to build this site. For this purpose,
I've created a custom component that has a dropdown in its configuration
for the different content categories available in the CMS. Now based on
this content category and a unique id from the request parameters, I
make a rest API call to my CMS to get data. I place this custom
component at mul...
