Maddy737 wrote...   I have installed Junit and junit runner bundle is osgi container but still getting this error.Kindly make sure the imported bundles are in active state, also validate the API version for bundle that you have imported in OSGI and the one that you are referring in code is same.

Its hard to say why binding is coming up null, but if its null there is one more way of getting the service reference://serviceClass is the class object for which you need reference from OSGI BundleContext bundleContext = FrameworkUtil.getBundle(serviceClass).getBundleContext(); ServiceReference osg...

I would suggest avoid caching the content on dispatcher and rather store webservice response under your repository, somewhere under /content or /etc.For your component all the time reference point for data would be the repository location where you are storing the content and not webservice directly...

You cannot have more than one ng-app declaration on the page. Angular will consider only one ng-app and will ignore the other one.Right way would be to include ng-app may be at body tag level so that there is always one ng-app per page. Under that app you can then include your multiple controllers.I...

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Hi Ravi,You should convert your array into string and then pass it in your AJAX call, JSON.stringify is very handy function for that, below is how you should do it:    var info = [];    info[0] = 'val1';    info[1] = 'val2';    var jsonString = JSON.stringify(info);    $.ajax({        type: "POST", ...

More over I would suggest while you create DAM folders, then put the name without space because unlike new page option new folder option in DAM doesn't replace space with character  '-', as with spaces you might later run into issues.

See following article which explains how you can create your custom store using server data:http://blogs.adobe.com/aemtutorials/2013/07/24/customize-the-client-context/Along with this you will need to have working knowledge of ccjsapi that Scott mentioned in his comment.- Runal

Ratna Kumar wrote... Hi Scott, We want to remove the question mark with request parameters for Apache caching.So, Is there any way to send the parameters and values through URL without "?". Thanks in Advance,Ratna Kumar.  If your only concern is to cache the page when it contains query params then y...

try turning off caching on dispatcher for .html pages and see if you are still facing the same issue?If you are still facing it then next step is to check whether content is really in sync on both publisher?