okay, got it. You can try making a custom servlet that extends the SitemapServlet lets say "mySitemapServlet". Override the methods there and try to generate different sitemaps based on your project names. Take the project name from its config.

Hi @vineetham123, yes..all of these are present inside /content only. For templates, consider making a package of /conf/<your_project>

Hi @Keerthi0555, every project has its own set of configs. Doing the above procedure will be valid for the single project you are working on. For every different project you have to follow the above steps in order to manipulate the configs. Please elaborate what you are trying to say regarding facto...

Hi, If you have permissions to access the prod's CRXDE config manager then you can manually update the configuration there. To update the configuration, go to the URL: http://[host]:[port]/system/console/configMgr and search for sitemapservlet there and update the configs as per requirements.If you ...

Hi, All the assets along with the pages of an AEM site are present in /apps/content hierarchy in the CRXDE. If you have permissions, you should be able to access the prod's CRXDE using this URL: https://[host]:[port]/crx/deYou can make a package for the same or only the things you want from it by us...

Hi, To meet the specified requirement you can use the Filter interface. Make a class that implements the Filter interface. In that class, override the doFilter() method and write the logic there. Generally, after successful login we store a token in the cookies and its availability and data in it is...

Hi, If the communities component is no longer available You can try with the following options:1. Make a complete package of the old component using CRXDE and try to install it in the new AEM as a cloud service.You might have to customize a lot of things while doing so.2. You can make your own compo...

Hi, the PATCH call is similar to the POST call. The PATCH API call is used to partially update an existing resource on the server. There's not much difference in the methods as well. You can use HttpPatch class instead of HttpPost when dealing with PATCH requests. All the things will remain same, ju...