A client library is just a specific node structure, so you would use the standard Sling Resource and/or JCR apis to create the right nodes.If you're looking for an example, I've been working on a tool to generate client libraries. You can see my work in progress here: https://github.com/justinedelso...

Keep in mind regarding #2 that replication is a lossy process - you cannot produce a complete replica based on replication. Most critically, versions and access control are completely lost. So if your DR requirements include being able to handle the case where the primary site is permanently unavail...

That would suggest that the SAML Authentication Handler isn't being fired. You might want to increase logging on it.http://dev.day.com/content/docs/en/cq/current/core/administering/saml-2-0-authenticationhandler.html is the main documentation for this feature.

The Location attribute needs to be whatever host/port CQ is available on. In that particular example, CQ is running on localhost:6502. If you are using a different host/port, then specify a different Location attribute.

Hi,It seems unlikely that you want anonymous users to be able to make changes to the design settings (or anything for that matter), so the AccessDeniedException you are getting is to be expected. I'm a little suprised this only happens *some* of the time.Doing non-UGC content updates from a request ...

Events are produced, not called. When you execute a save(), the data is synchronously written to the persistence manager (Tar PM in default cases) and reindexed by the search engine (Lucene in the default case). Everything else should be async based on events. And those wouldn't be package-specific ...

I can't speak to your memory issues in specifics, but obviously you can give your instance a larger heap. Personally, I run local instances with a 2GB heap. Which might be overkill, but I never have problems A 3.6MB package is nothing. We routinely see packages 100 times (or more) that size.

Hi Rohat,The one big package will be faster to install; how much faster depends a lot on the specifics. With 200 packages of 30-50 nodes each, installing all 200 packages will result in 200 save() calls. Comparatively, if you have one package will 6000-10000 notes (200*30 to 200*50), that will be be...

Hi Sam,In general, extensive use of node types isn't recommended. If you just want a bag of properties, you should use nt:unstructured and create whatever properties you need.See http://www.quora.com/Repositories/When-using-a-Java-Content-Repository-Apache-JackRabbit-or-Adobe-CRX-for-example-should-...

Ove-While that is certainly true in general, if you want to add new properties to a nt:resource node (which is the OP's use case), you really don't have a choice.