Hi,Assuming your component is included dynamically, you can do this with a search. Something like //element(*)[@sling:resourceType='myco/components/content/foo']Will show you all the places where the foo component is used.Regards,Justin

Hi,That looks correct to me. Although honestly a better approach for this would be to use the Sling Rewriter.Justin

Hi,This is defined in the servlet specification. If getWriter() is called after getOutputStream(), it throws an IllegalStateException. See http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/5/api/javax/servlet/ServletResponse.html#getWriter()Regards,Justin

Perhaps post the whole pom?

avalers wrote... justin_at_adobe wrote... Hi, First of all, never call FrameworkUtil.getBundle() in a component's activate method. You have access to the BundleContext via the ComponenContext. You should actually try to avoid using FrameworkUtil.getBundle() in general as it isn't very performan...

Hi,First of all, never call FrameworkUtil.getBundle() in a component's activate method. You have access to the BundleContext via the ComponenContext. You should actually try to avoid using FrameworkUtil.getBundle() in general as it isn't very performant.As to the original post, I would suggest looki...

Hi,It's not overly complicated to prevent publishing of all original renditions. On the author server, configure the replication agent(s) with a specific agent user id (See http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/replication.html#Replication%20Agents%20-%20Configuration%20Parameters). Then c...

You can't do this with the <cq:text> tag. If you wanted to use the <cq:text> tag, you would have to do this through a CSS class (i.e. the tagClass attribute).

Hi AryA,if you want to do any drag and drop into dialogs, you have to use the classic UI. Justin

Hi AryA,There should be autocomplete in the pathbrowser widget, but I think you'll find that this isn't a complete solution. If you have a lot of path-based components, you may want to use the Classic UI for page authoring in the near term.Justin