@matzikica Though I am a little confused about the expectation from OSGi config properties and environment variables. But I think you would like to run the listener for different resource paths, and you want it to be authorable.To achieve that do the following- put the paths via multi field (path br...

I tried the pkg installation method and it worked just fine.How packages got deleted:- Someone might have installed empty package with filter /etc/packages - Someone might have deleted the packages folder from CRX by mistakeYou can check the history (crx-quickstart/logs/history.log), see if there is...

It worked for me. However, you can still try activating your required packages from the activation tree (from publish)See if this one serves your need.. 

Try to do the following: select /etc as root and include packagesLet me know if that works..

- if its managed by AMS, please raise a request to restore an older version (should be simple) of the author from backup- if its on premise, you can take it from one of the publish servers you have (as package)See if this makes sense..  

@LyonMartin you are right. But the purpose of  cq.wcm.msm.action.excludedprops is different.https://blogs.perficient.com/2016/11/30/updating-page-titles-with-aem-livecopy/

You can refer to this existing thread: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/data-sly-list-iteration-for-a-jsonarray/td-p/398895

What are you getting in the "model" in the sightly above? is that a list of Product objects? 

- ui.core - src - main - java - resources <- here is the folder - test - pom.xml - ui.apps

did you get the json into the File object? If the about solution doesn't work you can try the following as well import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper; import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.type.CollectionType; import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.type.TypeFactory; import com.fasterxml....