In Apache Sling, it's important to avoid concurrent use of a session to prevent data corruption and other issues. There are two main ways to do this: using separate sessions for different threads or processes, or using locks to prevent concurrent modification of the same node.To use separate session...

Hi @P_V_Nair    A single webserver can handle a certain amount of requests per second, and if your traffic is frequently approaching 95 requests per second on the single webserver, it suggests that the server is reaching its maximum capacity. It's worth noting that the number of requests per second ...

Hi, How about below 2 options? One option is to use the HEAD method instead of GET method in your jQuery's ajax method. The HEAD method will only retrieve the headers of the response, so it doesn't download the entire resource.You can also use the XMLHttpRequest object to make a HEAD request and che...

The best approach for exposing the OutputService/FormsService/AssemblerService as a REST API hosted on AEM-Forms would likely be to create a custom Sling Servlet. The servlet should be configured to handle requests using the POST method, and should be able to process the XML payload from the 3rd par...

The Output Service is used to generate PDF, HTML, or print-ready output from an XDP form template. It is built on top of the AEM Forms Document Services, which provides a set of APIs for creating, manipulating, and rendering PDF documents. The Form Service, on the other hand, is used for form-relate...

Hi,   Here is an example of how you can read the paths from an Excel file and create pages in AEM using the Java Content Repository (JCR) API:   import javax.jcr.Session; import javax.jcr.Node; import javax.jcr.RepositoryException; import javax.jcr.PathNotFoundException; import org.apache.poi.ss.us...

Hi @AEMWizard ,   Yes, you can safeguard your graphQL queries by implementing the following: Rate Limiting: You can use rate limiting to limit the number of GraphQL query requests that can be made to your AEM instance within a certain timeframe. Throttling: You can use throttling to limit the number...

Hey mate, JMX console in AEM: SessionStatistics     When you go to Tools -> Operations -> Monitoring. You get an option to create heaps of monitoring options including 'no of active sessions'. Here you can create your own custom monitoring based on the available JMX beans.   You can get session c...

Hi @NitroHazeDev  Here are a few approaches you can explore to debug unclosed resource resolver or session objects in AEM: Use the AEM JMX console: The AEM JMX console provides a number of metrics and attributes that can be useful for debugging resource resolver and session objects. For examp...

Hi @fang_29  To call an API every time a user publishes content, you can create an OSGi event handler that listens for the com.day.cq.replication.ReplicationAction.EVENT_TOPIC event. This event is fired whenever content is replicated in AEM, which includes when content is published. Here is sample c...