Along with the link that Scott gave you, take a look at the Adobe Granite HTML Library Manager[1] configuration if you haven't already. Should help make the OOTB clientlibs a little lighter in PROD.[1] https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-2/deploy/configuring/osgi-configuration-settings.html#Adobe G...

Thinking I'll just make the fields to search through a configurable array and then use that instead. I was really hoping that the QueryResult object would at least have retained a reference to which property the query was matched on. That sort of thing could be rather useful (at least in my particul...

gjv wrote... Genius - that worked perfectly - thank you! Is there any documentation that explains this a little better? This seems to be the only documentation out there: https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/htl/overview.html  You SHOULD be able to use the ResourceResolver directly without needing to defi...

I'm wondering if it's possible at all to determine which property a Query's match was found on, not just which Node?Looked around for an answer first and only found this link[1] from kalyanar in this thread[2].Following that, the following code will run a fulltext query for the word "break":// make ...

Just wanted to update on something that I tried and an issue I've run into with that method...Since my user profile property update scheduler is a @Service, I've grabbed a @Reference to Replicator[1] and am trying to queue up the "/home/users/a/aFb4JUP9Z7XAr1z2wQle/profile" node but because that use...

No one has any input on this? 

Hi all,Had a question about user profile synchronization.Existing State (AEM 5.6.1):Right now we have an offline process create an XML dump of users and their custom properties and store them in a file. Everyday at 5am, we've got a scheduler running in AEM that parses that file and updates the "/pro...

Thanks again Calvin, that absolutely worked.Whether it was storing the value as an InputStream instead of a byte array (byte[]) or storing the key as "nt:file" (JcrConstants.NT_FILE), it worked. As an aside... I'm still extremely confused on what some of the key mappings are between Java and MongoDB...

calvin.wong wrote... Let me take a crack at this. In the ToDoMVC sample, there's an example of using srp.create(), which is probably what you're using to write to SRP. You can use the same API to create attachments. This is roughly the pseudocode to add an attachment to a resource named "resource". ...

Thank you sooooo much for sticking with me on this one, Calvin! You're incredible.Got it working with the following code:final UgcFilter filter = new UgcFilter(); // ... required filters ... final ConstraintGroup optionalGroup = new ConstraintGroup(Operator.And); // ... other optional filters ... //...