@here,I was reading this doc: Developing and Extending Workflowsis there
any benefit to marking a workflow as transient, if it does have a
participant step, or it has an AND split (or any other condition that
makes the workflow non-transient) ?We are trying to decide if it's worth
the hassle.Additionally, it seems like no matter what, the initiator of
a transient workflow will always be "workflow-service", is that the
case? always?Thanks.
smacdonald2008 this is probably one of the worst upgrades I have had to
deal with with regards to SP's...I am seeing the same issue reported
here, and it is only happening if you install SP2 (6.4.2.0) and THEN
install SP3 (6.4.3.0)If you install SP3 on a base AEM instance (6.4.0.0)
then editing dialogs works fine.The error is very clear, the file
`/libs/cq/gui/components/siteadmin/admin/properties/FilteringResourceWrapper.jsp`
is not in the repository. If I copy the file from a clean AEM 6.3 SP...
AEM version: 6.3.2.0 We are in the middle of making performance
optimization on our site, as such we are deferring any and all JS
scripts with `defer` attributes to prevent scripts from render-blocking.
We are using contexthub so naturally, we see the following
script:We want to add the `defer` attribute to
that script; looking at the JSP the renders this script:
/libs/granite/contexthub/components/contexthub/contexthub.jsp we see
that the only option is to overlay that JSP, which is not a great...
Thank you for putting this contest together, really appreciate the
thought, but as an honest feedback, I find a few things really confusing
about this post:It was really difficult to find a link to the questions,
it's almost like it was hidden on purpose. it should be a CTA so it
grabs users attention. This was frustrating, to say the least. The
second part, was only a form that required a component
name/description/comment and then the code needed to be sent by email? I
find that quite un-intui...
Hi,It looks like the Adobe public repo is currently down, a few
questions about that:1. Is there an ETA on when it will be back up?2. is
there a status page to track the status of the repo?3. is there a mirror
of this repo somewhere else ?Thanks
You dont have to re-write the default servlet, assuming it is working
properly and the issue is related to something else. You can use request
dispatcher to forward the request from your custom servlet to the
default sling servlet, see this: Apache Sling :: Dispatching Requests
you can even use this approach to debug the request before it's handled
by the default servlet.
It's really hard to diagnose what's happening here without logs. You can
use Apache Sling :: Log Tracer to trace the request logs for your
specific path and it provides fine control over request logging. It
might help give you an idea of what is happening. You can also use
Apache Sling :: Request Processing Analyzer (reqanalyzer) to analyze the
requests and see if there are any filters that modify the request before
it reaches the default sling servlet. hope this helps!
It seems like you are talking about a shared "development" environment.
It's hard to achieve what you are talking about since there will be no
communication between team members on what changed. The best way to do
this is to use Git + Continuous Deployment (CD) (example: jenkins) where
changes are deployed to dev as soon as they are committed to git and
commit history serves as communication between team members so everyone
always has the latest source-code.As far as good Git branching models,
I...
The way sling injectors work is the following:when an element is
annotated with @Inject, ALL injector services (including your custom
one) are called according to their ranking untill a non-null value is
returned if no injector returns a non-null value, null is returned.When
using a custom injector, only the injector service registered to that
injector is called.Your custom injector seems very specific, so you'll
need an exit case in your injector, something like:"if property option
is null, ret...
If you wrap your data-sly-use inside a data-sly-test that evaluates to
false it will not be evaluated.for example, let's say you have a simple
text component with one simple authored property "simpleText"You want to
NOT instantiate the model if "simpleText" is NOT authoredyou can do the
following```
placeholder text is:
${properties.simpleText}```The model will only instanciate if
simpleText is authored and will not otherwise.you can always make a
simple component and test.
I have answered a similar question on StackOverflow:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/46822901/5633515You should be able to use my
answer with very minimal changes to display the values you want.
smacdonald2008 could you please expand on that? is it specifically
prohibited in the license agreement or any other legal agreement
provided by Adobe?Thanks for your response.
Hello AEM community,I wanted to understand the legality of decompiling
AEM bundles, specifically, Adobe developed bundles.It would be helpful
for me to look at the implementation for certain interfaces (beyond the
documentation) for debugging purposes or to educate myself on best
practices. So, how legal is it for me to decompile those bundles? and
are there any restrictions and limitations to that legality?
