Ok, i hope this will clarify some things:Yes, a publish instance is
required for the users to be able to access the content of you site
without having to log in and not use the author interface. See this link
for setting up the
environments(http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/installing_cq.html#Installing
Instances of Adobe Experience Manager)It's also strongly recommended
(IMO) to set up a dispatcher in front of the publish instance as well to
help with caching and security amongst ...
Hello there,I'm not quite sure what you mean but usually you can set it
up like this:1) Author Instance (on e.g server1:4502)2) Publish Instance
(on e.g. server2:4503)It's not a problem to have them on the same
machine as well if you prefer that 🙂Then when you want to get the new
content to the publish instance you simply replicate the parts that you
want. This can be pages/images or packages with code. In the package
manager it's possible to directly replicate packages while for pages and
imag...
Justin is correct there, just thought I would add some info to the
problem. Since you are embedding the JSP API outside the OSGi
environment (a different API) you will get that specific class loading
error message. This is due to that the classes, variables etc. loaded
from the non OSGi environment are loaded with a different class loader
than those in the OSGi environment. This will create problems since it
wont see them as the same class.I would strongly follow Justin's advice
and remove all t...
Didn't we solve this before ?
http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experience-manager.topic.html/forum__dphb-i_am_tryingtocreat.html
Hi,have you looked at this example. It's about getting relational data
but you could modify it to something else
🙂http://www.lucamasini.net/Home/sling-and-cq5/accessing-relational-data-as-sling-restful-urls/Johan
Hi !To set up a publish instance on port 4503 of the desired host, you
perform the same steps as in installing an author instance except that
you create a directory named publish (instead of author) and you rename
the quickstart.jar file ascq5-publish-p4503.jar. You can select any port
number. So basically you need to add a "p" aswell to your filename in
the publish folder 🙂Good luck
Hiya,i would try to set that in the dispatcher for the pdf extensions.
Something in the lines of: //... other info Header set Content-Disposition
"attachment" //... other info Hope that
helps/Johan
As the explanation says:If you are doing a post of data from a form, you
need to specify a special servlet to handle this post if you, in that
form, has values that are not the ones usually expected for the node
which you do the post to. I guess that you are trying to post data to
you own servlet ? In that case, follow Anwars tips above. If that's not
the case, then you need to check what you are sending from the form and
which resource the "post" will end up on.It would be great if you could
pr...
One example of this could be the two node types "sling:Folder" and
"sling:OrderedFolder". The later one will keep the order (and care about
the order) of the nodes inside it. This can be visualised when you e.g
drag the different pages of your side in a special way and they end up
with a special order in your menu (eg. if you get all the pages under a
certain node and add them to the menu list). Whilst if you would have
all these pages in a normal folder or under a unstructured node, there
is no...
Yes, there is a missing "include" or import of the necessary libraries
and those js errors will surely prevent the client context from showing
up. How did you go about copying the site, did you get all the clientlib
configurations right? There might also be something else (js-related,
maybe your own js files) that is causing those libraries to fail
loading. Are there any traces in the actualy log files of the error or
is those two lines in the web console the only thing you get ?Also a
last ques...
Well i didn't mean for you to change in the code. I meant that you
should do that configuration in the OSGi console and then configure the
ClientlibLinkRewriter there.It is though strange that it complains about
that since static.1.0.0.css would be a valid sling selector for that
file.But my suggestion would be to revert the code changes and then do
the correct configuration in the OSGi console instead.
Did you add the correct urls for the designs in the geometrixx
example.Find out where the geometrixx example you are looking at have
it's design set and add that url to the config of the rewriter as shown
in the example 🙂Good Luck/Johan
There's probably a huge number ways this can be achieved. Together with
Scotts suggestion I'll throw some other ones in as well: You could
either create you own search servlet which you post to from A and have
it redirect the checked and validated values to B (guessing you want to
have some validation/control over what is entered in the box and so on).
This servlet would then maybe listen to a special resourceType or pathOr
you could (provided that there would be small text fragments from the
bo...
Hello, I've experienced the same thing.One way of solving this is to
have the separate less files include the variable file at the top like:
----------------- /* in mylessfile.less */ ------------------ @import
"/etc/designs/my/site/clientlib/css/muVariables.less"; .myClass {
.myVariable(none); }That will work 🙂
Hi, there are probably a few ways of doing this. Here's two:1)
response.sendRedirect(req.getHeader("referer"));This makes use of the
referer header which may or may not be there, so it's not reliable all
the time. 2) Have the form pass the page it's on as an variable and then
use that for redirecting.This of course could be a security risk so you
need to check that the url submitted from the form to your servlet
actually is residing on your page 🙂Good Luck/johan
As Scott pointed out, it's possible to handle the errors straight away
when they arise on the JSP page.There are a few examples here of how you
could do it:
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/jsp/jsp_exception_handling.htmIf would
maybe make use of the try/catch blocks so you can handle the errors
nicely on the actual component jsp and you could do create some nicehtml
for the catch block so that the component would look good anyway. That
might include a special DIV when an error arise but it would n...
Link checker service (which is a rewriter implementation) in part of the
rewrite pipeline. The sling re-write pipeline is rewriting the output
generated by the AEM pages.To read more about rewriting pipelines take a
look at this document:
http://sling.apache.org/site/output-rewriting-pipelines-orgapacheslingrewriter.htmlAFAIK,
this implementation traverses the content that goes out on the pages and
works its magic on links 🙂/Johan
Hi Viren,Would it be enough if you create you own iparsys that holds the
text you want, let say on the parent page. Then the child pages of this
one will have the opportunity to inherit the same text as entered in the
parent page. This component could then be automatically included in your
template if you wish to have it on every page (do you don't forget some
pages).Otherwise you could have a component where you ahve a design
dialog. This design dialog could hold a value like, myText.In the
des...
Hi there Amit,You can sort the entries by their property:
"jcr:created".The query for this (you can e.g. check in the debugger)
would be: path=/content/mysite/ type=cq:Page
orderby=@jcr:content/jcr:created orderby.sort=descOr if you want it in
java code: Map map = new HashMap(); map.put("path", "/content/mysite");
map.put("type", "cq:Page"); map.put("orderby",
"@jcr:content/jcr:created"); map.put("orderby.sort", "desc"); Query
query = builder.createQuery(PredicateGroup.create(map), session);
Sea...
This is how it could be done:On the dispatcher server, in the vhost
you'll have to have this://........... in the VHOST file RewriteRule ^/$
/content/mysite/en/start.html [PT,L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/apps
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/content RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/etc
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/home RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/libs
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/tmp RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/var
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ /content/mysite/en/$1 [PT,L] //.....And on the
publisher ...
The pattern seems to be wrong, have you tried with
"/content/brand/:/brand" and "/content/mobile/:/mobile". One way of
doing it would be to have like "/content/mybrand/-/" and
"/content/myotherbrand/-/". That worked for me.Good Luck/Johan
Sounds like the usage of backbone.js in combination with AEM would be a
great idea here
IMO.http://backbonejs.org/http://recipeswithbackbone.com/This could
solve the update problems that you are thinking about with and MVC kind
of thinking and special event handlings.Good Luck/Johan
Hello,good points from Justin there.What you would do is to create the
user groups in the LDAP corresponding to the groups in CQ. Eg. have a
group in the LDAP that is named "supergroup". Then when the first user
belonging to that group is logging into CQ, that group will also be
created in CQ. Set the right permissions to that group and the rest of
the people logging in with that group as their group will get the right
permissions. Always try to set permissions on group level and not on a
single...
Hi,it will be difficult to use this since you can't really have several
elements on a page with the same id (or you can but definitely should
not).You need to create a unique id for each element if you want to user
getElementById. Otherwise it will just pick the first element with that
id on the page./Johan
Thats quite strange, have tried it both in 5.6 and 5.5 with the exact
code i wrote above and it works fine :SIs there anything indicating that
there might be something wrong in the OSGi console about the servlet
?Now the logs clearly points out that the servlet handling your request
is not your servlet but the default get servlet.This would lead to the
error you get since there is actually no resource there. Is there any
other things that you have added to your servlet ?Scotts great example
work...
Take a look at this:
http://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/errorpagehandler.htmlWorks
perfect and can be used in combination with setting the correct error
pages in the dispatcher configurations in the vhost files.Good
Luck/Johan
Can you please elaborate a bit on the error messages.Would be great to
see what it is complaining about in the js files.Try to clear the var
cache and your browser cache and see if the problem dissapears./Johan
