Jörg Hoh wrote... Hi, To 1) and 2): Try to avoid to put access control
down to a page level; it is possible and there are usecases for it, but
doing so gives makes you a lot of work to define, implement and maintain
it. It is constant work! And while technically you can even implement
access control down to a property level: Don't do it. To 3): The term
"ACL" in the AEM world is the only existing one; even other products
might have different approaches and implementations, ACLs as a list of
ACEs...
smacdonald2008 wrote... Follow the Adobe docs - if you think its wrong -
please file a ticket. I wish we had more content for this use case - but
the docs are the only source of content that is applicable. Is there a
document that covers how to do this in a multi-tenant environment, (with
pros and cons of various approaches)? E.g., when it comes to page
components, there are tons of documentation that covers best practices
and ways to overlay, extend, inherit etc. so that you don't change the
ou...
In an AEM 6.1 environment with multiple sites deployed to the same
instances, how could we go about extending/customizing the DAM asset
editor in a way where all projects could add a few custom meta-data
fields to the fields that come with the out of the box asset editor? Is
it as simple as naming each tenants asset editor with a different name
etc., (/site1-asseteditor, /site2-asseteditor, /site3-asseteditor), or
otherwise differentiating by path etc.? The problem is that more than
one site has...
1. What is the best means of providing granular access at the page
level?2. What is the best means of providing access down to the field
level?3. What is the difference between ACL's and ACP's, (i.e. Access
Control Policies)? I'm assuming that in most general cases, using ACL's
is the best option to provide access to pages, (i.e. by setting up
groups, and then specifying the Actions allowed by that group), but
depending on the requirements, in some cases it might be best to
implement it in LDAP....
alin7ilie wrote... So was this solved? I'm seeing the exact same issue.
As bsloki suggested, please log a daycare ticket and then report back
with the resolution. If enough of us log tickets, they may go ahead and
determine the root cause of the issue instead of just saying you should
restore from your backup, (which really isn't a resolution at all).
bsloki wrote... It looks like an issue. Even I am facing the same
problem. Please log a daycare ticket I logged daycare tickets, but they
were not able to help. They had me go through all of the basic steps,
but ultimately told me to restore from my backup, (which isn't much
helped in resolving the root cause of this issue). Seems as if whenever
problem resolution is really tough, the default answer is to "restore
from your backup"
Didn't Adobe switch/change the implementation for user and group
permissions from 5.6.1 to 6.1 from rep:policy nodes to rep:permission
nodes? If that's the case, why are rep:policy nodes showing up in my AEM
6.1 installation? It could also explain some of the issues I mentioned
in the other thread regarding having issues after installing SP1.
smacdonald2008 wrote... I have passed this question to AEM support - you
need input from support. There is some sort of bug here. One other
question. Are rep:policy nodes supposed to be a part of AEM 6.1??? I
thought you switched to a new ACL mechanism/implementation with the move
from 5.6.1, to 6.1? If that's the case, they shouldn't be showing up in
a 6.1 instance, right?
Sham HC wrote... The symptoms indicates there is another workspace
created may be due to change in repository path or OS level file system
issue. Attaching the logs to daycare before & after issue occured could
lead to find the operation that caused it. Most of time I have seen is
due to new team doing an installation or os update without knowing their
implementations. I've seen that happen, but when that happens, you have
a clean install. In this case, all of the other content under /content,
i...
JK Kendall wrote... One thought that popped into my head was
permissions. Is it possible read permission was accidentally removed for
/apps? You can look at the Permissions for the userid you're using to
sign in with using the security console. -JK This seems to fit the
symptoms. All of the other content is there, and visible. It's just the
folders/nodes that was under /app that are gone, and there are
rep:policy nodes showing up under every node, (and they weren't there
before).
This is an AEM 6.1 instance. I'd changed the memory for the JVM to
-Xmx4096m, and I was building SP1 packages, and re-installing them, and
all of a sudden, all of my nodes under /app, (e.g., /component)
disappeared. The only node that shows in CRXDE Lite under /app is the
rep:policy node. I've tried running consistency checks, (both from the
Web Console, (http://localhost:4502/system/console/repositorycheck), and
under the "com.adobe.granite (Repository) JMX" mBean, (which doesn't
seem to run at...
bsloki wrote... I see this issue only with /projects.html but I am able
to access all other URLs like /welcome.html, /crx/de, /system/console
etc.. That's correct. It's only ../project.html, and a few other .html
pages, (i.e. all of the touch UI stuff).
Opkar Gill wrote... You mentioned a Java versions mismatch, did you
change the version of java you were using after the upgrade? Regards,
Opkar No, but I was just thinking that perhaps, the version of java that
Adobe used to compile the JSPs that were included in the SP1 package,
might be different from the JVM that I'm running on, (which I've seen
cause issues before). That's why I want to know how I can verify that
all of the JSPs have been re-compiled, (i.e. both specific/individual
JSPs, and...
Opkar Gill wrote... Was 218 the bundle ID for the
org.apache.sling.commons.fsclassloader bundle as seen in the system
console. If you delete all the class files on the hard disk, are they
re-created when you restart and open the projects.html page? Regards,
Opkar Yes, 218 was the bundle ID for the FSC ClassLoader, and yes again,
when I deleted the "classes" folder, and restarted AEM, it re-generated
the "classes folder", (so I know all JSPs under that folder were
re-generated, and I'm ASSUMING t...
After installing AEM-6.1-Service-Pack-1 I can't reach several sites
within AEM, (even the main page at http://localhost:4502/projects.html).
I get the error listed below, informing me that there are issues in
/libs/cq/experiencelog/components/head/head.jsp. This is listed as a
"Known issue", and the fix is supposed to be fairly simple, (just
recompile the JSPs). I've tried the following things, to no avail. The
issue is still there.1. Gone to
http://localhost:4502/system/console/slingjsp, and hi...
smacdonald2008 wrote... Follow the steps - when you use Eclipse plug-in
project to wrap the 3rd party JARs - Eclipse will populate the Export
sections in the MF files. You do not need to add or remove any packages
from the MF file. Just remove the versions beside the packages in the MF
file. Then continue the steps to build the OSGi bundle that holds the
3rd party JARS. See this thread for full explanation:
http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experi...
nsvsrk wrote... Hi all, Tried all these without success, including
copying the attached settings.xml to my .m2.. Are these versions OK?
Using Java 1.7; Maven 3.0.3. Could I show this using Adobe Connect now?
I would guess that it takes a few mins for you to crack it out. Thanks,
Rama. If Scott's last suggestion doesn't work, (i.e. cleaning everything
out to get maven working), please run "mvn -eX", (i.e. with the switches
to turn on full/verbose debugging), and then paste the first couple of
err...
smacdonald2008 wrote... I will add a note that says it is automatically
done. If it's empty - this means that Eclipse did not do its job for
some reason. I am very glad you got it working. The article tells you to
"make sure that the Import-Package header is MANIFEST.MF is populated",
but it doesn't tell you what to do if Eclipse doesn't populate it. How
would a AEM user typically find out that he needed to import the
org.apache.commons.logging package, (and other dependent packages) in
the Impo...
smacdonald2008 wrote... If you do not understand - we can arrange for a
connect session and we will show you all of this. Let me know. Thank you
SO much for the information, and the offer to do a connect session.
Fortunately, I don't need it in this instance, (so I'll take a raincheck
for a future issue ). I now have the example working in both the 5.6.1,
and the 6.1 environments. The issue with the 6.1 environment, (which I
simply downloaded and installed the package), had to do with the OSGI
b...
smacdonald2008 wrote... I tested on 5.6 too and it works fine. If you
see weird OSGi message like this - install these community samples apps
on a fresh instance of CQ. Looks like your other version had some sort
of OSGi dependency conflicts or something else was corrupt for some
reason. Here is information on the hook rejection message:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KARAF-1728 So my advice would be
to install on a fresh install and test. Remember these community
articles are to teach yo...
OSGI Bundle Information (from Console):I'm not sure the Export-package
and Import-package headers in the Manifest are correct. Test Commons
Sandbox Bundlecom.test.aem.sandbox-bundle Symbolic Name
com.test.aem.sandbox-bundle Version 1.0.0.SNAPSHOT Bundle Location
inputstream:sandbox-bundle-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar Last Modification Tue Jan 26
14:44:32 COT 2016 Description Maven Multimodule project for TestCommons
Sandbox. Start Level 20 Exported Packages
com.test.aem.sandbox,version=1.0.0 Imported Packag...
I'm trying to implement the example found at:
https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/restful-services.html ,
however, I keep getting the "Unexpected token <", due to the server
probably returning a 404 or some other HTML error code. I followed the
article and implemented it step by step in a 5.6.1 environment. When I
initially imported my OSGI bundle containing the org.apache.httpclient
jars, it was running/active, but now, it is only listed as "Installed",
and when I click on the "sta...
smacdonald2008 wrote... Adding this 3rd party JAR was a required step to
work with this lib in an OSGi service. I also sent you an email - I said
I would setup a connect session if you want on Monday to walk through
this use case. This may make a good helpx communtiy article as well so
future community members working with this lib will not have this issue.
We will get this resolved. Send me back an email. Scott, if he chooses
to do this, would you be able to set up a general web meeting? I'd VE...
Jitendra S.Tomar wrote... Hello there, Here is one doc which explains
HTTP Cache in AEM 6.0 and how to extend it. I guess this could help you.
https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/http-cache.html
Jitendra Pacoolsky wrote... Since AEM 6.0 there is "Granite HTTP Cache -
Core Bundle" which I guess can work as an outer cache.Unfortunately I
cannot find any documentation on this topic. Does anybody know more
about this or can share some link/details ? Moreover Is HTTP ...
leeasling wrote... If you're talking about HTML and JavaScript entered
into a dialog, sure, although it's not really best practice to give an
author that much control. There are a VERY small subset of authors/web
developers, that we might grant the privileges/ability to do such
things, (so that they can accommodate certain dynamic requirements
without having to involve core development team), but in most cases, the
injection would be done by other components, (i.e. where an injection
component w...
