We found that running docker container is the best way of doing this https://hub.docker.com/r/aemdesign/dispatcher

Try accessing your dispatcher using In-Private browser tab, if you have any login cookies dispatcher will not cache things. Thank you @ArpitVarshney.@arunaaems506124 you can pull the dispatcher image from docker hub https://hub.docker.com/r/aemdesign/dispatcherI have also updated it to ensure you ca...

So the answer looks like it's not possible.Dispatcher caches assets and html files. Caching query string could create a DDOS scenario.

I have configured my dispatcher container to return logs like this, which should suit any current log management toolshttps://hub.docker.com/r/aemdesign/dispatcher ### Container LogsAll apache and dispatcher logs are piped to container stdout, following is an example of ```docker logs -f publish-dis...

Just a quick update on this DO NOT expect that resourceResolver.close(); will close your session as it will not. Close your session manually. New behaviour was implemented and resourceResolver.close(); does not close session anymore and your sever will fill up stale sessions untill its hangs or you ...

You could always do this, just include a link to your client libs folder directory without using JSTL:<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://forums.adobe.com/etc/clientlibs/aemdesign/clientlibs-common-head.css" type="text/css"><script type="text/javascript" src="/etc/clientlibs/aemdesign/clientlibs-co...

Referring to AEM 6.0 structure, can you add your thoughts on which of the below would an advantage for storing UGC separately (I came across this question) ?A) Better cache-ability of the pageB) Simplified permissionsC) Better moderation of contentC

If you want to do InPace upgrade then you need to follow that.If you can install packages to a new instance might as well do that instead, you could do AEM6.3 as well

well that was easy, good old pebcak then

and you can do com.day.cq.commons.inherit.InheritanceValueMap _pageProperties = (com.day.cq.commons.inherit.InheritanceValueMap) pageContext.getAttribute("pageProperties");