Thanks very much that sounds interesting!  We are on 5.6 at the moment but would most likely look at upgrading to 6.1 for this project.

kalyanar wrote... You can code this logic in to the 404.jsp. This is the jsp that gets called if any url returns a 404. This jsp can be overlayed at /apps/sling/servlet/errorhandler/404.jsp  Is this best practice? Feels a little like I'm misusing the 404 handler a bit! I can however see that this wo...

I am investigating how we might use AEM to front our Ecommerce site. The key advantage I want to get out of this is that AEM allows the merchandisers to customise the look and feel of an ecommerce page without a full deploy of code etc if it is much more than a text change like we have now.I'm sort ...

Apologies if this is a double post but my original question seems to of vanished:I noticed today that its possible to create a bundle in CRXDE lite and edit java files it on the author/publisher. We have existing bundles that we deploy to the server via package manager as jars which we edit in eclip...

I noticed today that its possible to create a bundle in CRXDE lite and edit java files it on the author/publisher. We have existing bundles that we deploy to the server via package manager as jars which we edit in eclipse then build via maven. This means if we need to make code changes in anything o...

Worked out that the Apache Sling GET Servlet had JSON turned off on the publishers which is good for security I believe. Turned it on hit the link, it loaded, made changes then turned off json again. Its turned on and off via apache felix in the config tab.

I am trying to access the user admin page on our publishers, unfortunately it is returning a blank page in some of our environments. The author page always loads. I need to make changes to just the publisher and also I want to check changes activated on the author are replicating down as it doesn't ...

although thinking about it, this is going to block our replication queue up so new content can't be activated, so this might not be the best approach.

OK monitoring the queue sounds like a good idea before moving on to the next folder and having a delay to let the pub recover. Will look into that hopefully the Agent allows me to see the queue size. Thanks for the idea...will report back

So we have potentially ~300,000 nodes that we would need to remove from the publishers, this is likely to occur no more than once a quarter although potential for the frequency to increase but we are not talking about multiple times a day. The delete command is called from the author to all 4 publis...