I guess one way of doing that is to handle it in kind of the same way using a custom workflow process.Have you read this great page about the workflow customizing and extending workflows http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/workflows/wf-extending.html ? In there there are some good examples of how ...

Hi, there is a suggested method from adobe to handle the metadata values that sometimes can show up as string arays: //Get the title as string and put it into the tmp variable String tmp = ""; Object titleObj = asset.getMetadata().get("dc:title"); if (titleObj instanceof String) { tmp = titleObj.toS...

Hi, checkout this page. It describes some dev. guidelines and some best practices. Could be useful for you.http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/developing/developing_guidelines_bestpractices.htmlYou could also find a lot of other nice tips and guides here:https://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current.html...

There's a problem with the LinkcheckerTransformer. If you disable of the "Link Checking" unfortunately it also disables the "Link Rewriting". Ask the support for a hotfix and that should resolve that specific problem./Johan

Yes, take a look at this link as well, http://jianmingli.com/wp/?p=3919but first, consider to register your server with the RHN./Johan

Sounds like you have the repositories for your yum not correctly set.With the command yum list | httpd you will be able to see if there is something there at all in the repo.If not then you know that you have to add the correct repositories.Not really an AEM question, but there are loads of guides h...

Hi,you can use the command: "yum install httpd" if you have not already got it on your system.

From the http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/getting_started/download_and_startworking.htmlIf using the command line, for a 32bit VM type:java -Xmx1024M -jar cq5-author-p4502.jar 

That looks ok to me. That is how the standard feed also would look like in CQ/AEM.You ARE creating a RSS feed and you get the desired output. The RSS links (eg. somerandomsite.com/blogs/myblog/2/februaryblog.feed.xml) are not supposed to show a nice looking html site and chrome will certainly not tr...

Hello Punith,the structure of a normal RSS feed is xml like (http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification) and you do not have to create a html version. Some web browsers however have the native ability to translate that into something that looks like html straight away (like Firefox). Usually, when su...