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Re: AEM 6.3 : Is it possible to extend Content Fragments content delivery implementation?
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Thank you Scott.Yes I understand. Though I was curious whether the
feature was customizable to allow for providing a custom resourceType to
the Sling Job topic.I think it is a very useful feature so I was hoping
to reuse it for a custom resourceType (especially to reuse the
dispatcherflush module).Thanks,Sagar
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AEM 6.3 : Is it possible to extend Content Fragments content delivery implementation?
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Hello all,I saw that in AEM 6.3, there is already built in orchestration
to manage dispatcher flush, etc. of referenced Content Fragments on AEM
pages. Documentation here: Adobe Experience Manager Help | Understanding
AEM Content Fragment Delivery Considerations I was curious whether its
possible to extend this orchestration which is done using Sling Jobs for
any custom reference components on the site? For example, if I have a
custom reference component (which is not based on the foundation
ref...
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Re: AEM 6.3 Editable Templates and Dispatcher flush
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Ahh okay. Thanks Jorg and kautuksahni !
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AEM 6.3 Editable Templates and Dispatcher flush
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Hello all,We are trying to utilize editable templates for a website
implementation in AEM 6.3. I have a question regarding flushing of the
dispatcher agent when a change to the template is made.For example :1. I
have a template with header and footer which has been authored and the
template is published. All the pages created from that template now have
the authored header and footer showing up on author, publish and on
publisher's dispatcher.2. Now, I make a change to the header or footer
at th...
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Re: AEM Single Sign On using OAuth 2 (AEM 6.1)
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Hi MC Stuff,Okay thank you for your response. I'll take a look at it
again.I Appreciate the help!Sincerely,Sagar Sane
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Re: AEM Single Sign On using OAuth 2 (AEM 6.1)
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Thanks MC Stuff!Yes that makes sense to me. However, I did take look at
the OAuth integration mentioned
https://docs.adobe.com/ddc/en/gems/oauth-server-functionality-in-aem---embrace-federation-and-unlea.html.
However, I think that shows OAuth Server support in AEM. I think if I
have to simulate SSO behavior using OAuth, I think my need is to use AEM
as an OAuth client instead. So an OAuth Client (AEM) -> OAuth Server
(non-AEM) instead of OAuth Client (non-AEM) -> OAuth Server (AEM) .To
give a l...
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Hello all,I wanted to confirm this. I know AEM has out of the box
support for Single Sign On using SAML
(https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-2/deploy/configuring/single-sign-on.html).
However, we have a requirement where the client prefers to use OAuth for
Single Sign On instead of SAML.Is that possible in AEM 6.1 (vanilla) Out
of the box? Or would we have to implement a customer login module to do
that?Thank you.Sagar Sane
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Re: Using RDBMK (MS SQL Server) for AEM Forms 6.2 JEE
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Thank you Khushwant! So just to clarify -- MS SQL Server (2012 / 2014)
is supported for AEM Forms 6.2 JEE for both LiveCycle and CRX
persistence. That's good to know. Thank you! Sincerely, Sagar Sane
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Hello,We are trying to setup AEM Forms 6.2 JEE. We wish to have a
Clustered Setup with- WebSphere for Application Server- Microsoft SQL
Server for Database (for both LiveCycle and CRX) The Supported Platforms
for AEM Forms JEE documentation page here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/aem-forms/6-2/AEM-forms-JEE-supported-platforms.html#DatabasesandCRXPersistence
says that Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and 2014 are both Supported.However,
if I look at the actual installation document for WebSphere Cluster
(ht...
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