Hi,Given Oracle's recent announcement that Java SE will be moving to a
subscription model for server and desktop
(https://www.oracle.com/java/java-se-subscription.html), I wonder if
there is any renewed interest in officially certifying AEM with
OpenJDK?6.4 technical requirements currently list Oracle JVM 8/9/10 (and
IBM).https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-4/sites/deploying/using/technical-requirements.html
Phil
Interestingly some steps for dispatcher with selinux are documented here
Installing Dispatcher , but it doesn't mention the
httpd_sys_script_exec_t context.Phil
Hi, my name is Phil Gleghorn and I am a technology architect at Virtusa
in the UK. I've been working with AEM for 2 years with a particular
interest in devops and migrations. Prior to this I was involved for a
long time with Oracle WebCenter Sites (was Fatwire/OpenMarket
ContentServer) and lots of related web technology, since around
2001.Phil
If you aren't getting any logging at all to error_log, then it seems
likely that apache httpd is writing all it's messages somewhere else. Do
you get any messages in error_log when you remove the dispatcher .so
from httpd configuration and startup apache successfully? If not, then
check the ServerRoot, ErrorLog and LogLevel directives to be sure where
to look for the log. if you find where httpd is writing the error log
then try setting "LogLevel debug" and restart - that should make the
dispatc...
Hi,Is there an update to the We.Gov / We.Finance reference sites for AEM
Forms in 6.4?The list of available packages at
https://helpx.adobe.com/aem-forms/kb/aem-forms-releases.html suggests
not.Thx,Phil
Hi,I would like to add a custom rule that changes the value of an Image
component on my form. I have an adaptive form that has Text boxes,
Dropdown, etc and an Image component. I have used custom rules (visual
rules and javascript rules) to change value of text boxes and so on, but
there seems to no way to access the Image component on my form so as to
update it's value. Is this possible? I'm using 6.3.1.2.Thx,Phil
Decompiling commercial software for any reason is usually prohibited by
the terms of the license, whether or not you recompile. The general
terms here apply, with product-specific terms in addition (UK specific,
may vary for your
country):http://www.adobe.com/uk/legal/terms/enterprise-licensing.html
As I understand it, depending where you are in the world generally
speaking it's unlikely to be illegal per-se, but doing so would put you
in breach of contract and give Adobe a basis to sue if they ...
