Hi,That call is not necessary for a hot backup if you are using Oak.Regards,Justin

This is not directly supported. What you can do is backup to a directory and then tar the directory when the backup is complete.

There's nothing OOTB, but you can use Netty for WebSockets. Take a look at https://github.com/Adobe-Consulting-Services/acs-aem-tools/tree/master/bundle-live-reload for a WebSocket-on-AEM project. You can download a content package containing the necessary Netty bundles from https://github.com/Adobe...

Hi,You should put your nodetype in the nodetypes.cnd file in the content package (in META-INF/vault). That way it will be created before the package's contents are installed.Regards,Justin

You might want to use the convienence content packages we have on GitHub. I typically keep these at most a day or two behind the actual Sling releases. Here's the latest one: https://github.com/Adobe-Consulting-Services/com.adobe.acs.bundles.sling-models/releases/tag/com.adobe.acs.bundles.sling-mode...

Hi,It appears that your code is dependening upon a newer version of the Sling Models API than is available in your AEM instance. Your two options are to depend upon an older version of the API or to deploy a newer version of Sling Models into your instance.Two additional comments:You should not embe...

Hi,That looks correct. Can you look at the Sling Rewriter status printer in the web console (http://localhost:4502/system/console/status-slingrewriter) and see if it is correctly reflecting your changes? You might also want to try restarting the Sling Rewriter bundle.Regards,Justin

Hi,Yes, this is possible, but not with the way that you've implemented your transformer. The correct way to handle this is to have a named (not global) transformer and then to have multiple pipeline configurations, each with a different value for the paths property (see http://sling.apache.org/site/...

Hi,Just to be clear, the use of the sling:Mapping node type is not strictly necessary. You can use any node type.Justin

That blog post is about bootstrapping a new Oak instance. If you are using AEM, you already have an instance of Oak running. You should just use the JCR API to create nodes.Regards,Justin