Hi,When a client library embeds another library, it does just that -- embeds the content (JavaScript and/or CSS) of the embedded library. It's actually a bit fancier in that paths in CSS files (for example to background images) are actually rewritten so that they are relative to the embedding librar...

Hi Steve,A more idiomatic solution, which didn't require copying would be to embed the cq.adaptiveimage client library into your site's client library.HTH,Justin

Hi,The fastest way to get started with Sling Models on 5.6.1 is to download the package from https://github.com/Adobe-Consulting-Services/com.adobe.acs.bundles.sling-models/releases/tag/com.adobe.acs.bundles.sling-models-1.0.2 and install it in your AEM instance. This will give you the two bundles y...

I will pass this information on to the people who run this site.

Hi,If you are referring to QueryBuilder (http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/dam/customizing_and_extendingcq5dam/query_builder.html), then this always generates an XPath query. It's actually part of the API.In terms of performance, in CRX2/AEM 5.6.1, XPath performance will be generally faster than...

That topic is reasonably well covered in the HttpService specification. Do you have a specific question?

Hi,As I understand it, Beanspy is a JavaEE web application which gets deployed into a JavaEE web container (Tomcat in your example) or application server and exposes MBeans over HTTP/JMX. If you are running AEM inside a application server, I would assume that you could deploy Beanspy and see various...

Hi,As far as I can tell, Loggly uses Syslog. If you upgrade to AEM 6 (which will be out shortly), you can use http://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/syslog-appender.html, but until that point you would need something external to AEM which routes log messages from the log...

Hi,In that case, the second save() call would fail. /content/foo would have p = FOO_1 and /content/bar would have property p = BAR_1.You should assume Read Committed, although Repeatable Reads is supported in a few contexts (especially with Oak).Regards,Justin

No, you do not. You only need to logout of sessions/resource resolvers which you log into.