Hi Bailescu,thank you for clarify this. We've used OSGi bundles before, but wanted to test this new approach by introducing Sightly.Our experiment seems to be failed. We will fall back to OSGi bundles.If anybody has a way to compile java files on time the are accessed, he's welcome.One approach to a...

Hi Opkar,you're right. Most of the java files in CRX are servlets. Others are part of a .../src/ folder and seems to be there just for illustration.Sling accepts java servlets as script to implement a component, just like a JSP and it compiles this classes just when this resource is requested.To use...

Hi Opkar,may be this is not directly a Sighly problem.There are several other java source files in the /libs/ path, /libs/foundation/components/form/captcha/captcha.png.java for instance.This files can be overwriten in the /apps/ path. I don't know the exact machanism, but under some special circums...

Hi Opkar,thank you for your reply.AbstractComponent extends WCMUse. For it is just an java class and no complete component with a html file, there should be no reason to place it at "/apps/myproject/components/abstractcomponent".I think the problem is that the compiler mechanism does not compile all...

Hi,in Sightly I use local classes for my components. This classes should extend an abstract class. But the abstract class can’t be found in the classpath. It does not even get compiled.In fact I have a file structure like this:/apps/myproject/components                AbstractComponent.java/apps/myp...