In short, you can't. Resources and Assets aren't adaptable to java.io.File objects. The LookupService API really should change to allow you to pass in an InputStream. If that's impossible, you will need to create a temp file and then write the contents of the InputStream to that temp file. Although ...

Hi,Sorry I missed this thread the first go-around. The import command in vlt uses the Workspace.import() method defined in the JCR specification. As you can see here: http://www.day.com/maven/jsr170/javadocs/jcr-2.0/javax/jcr/Workspace.html#importXML(java.lang.String, java.io.InputStream, int) the b...

Hi Don,That's really a discussion to have with your vendor based on your custom authentication requirements. I'm just letting you know how the feature you were referring to works.Regards,Justin

...and the short answer is that/allowAuthenticated "0"(which is the default)does not cache pages when authentication cookies/headers are present.

Hi,I believe http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/dispatcher/disp_config.html#Caching%20When%20Authentication%20is%20Used is what you are looking for. This defines what the dispatcher interprets as authentication.Regards,Justin

5.3 is out of the "core support" period which may be important to your organization. See http://www.adobe.com/support/products/enterprise/eol/

bhavani IKKURTHI wrote...justin_at_adobe wrote...bhavani IKKURTHI wrote...justin_at_adobe wrote...The problem doesn't have anything to do with this class. It has to do with how you are accessing this class or really the instance. You are creating a new instance of this class. Instead, you should use...

bhavani IKKURTHI wrote...justin_at_adobe wrote...The problem doesn't have anything to do with this class. It has to do with how you are accessing this class or really the instance. You are creating a new instance of this class. Instead, you should use the instance created by DS.You should not use ge...

The problem doesn't have anything to do with this class. It has to do with how you are accessing this class or really the instance. You are creating a new instance of this class. Instead, you should use the instance created by DS.You should not use getServiceReference() in a DS component except for ...

Hi,It looks like you don't have the Adobe Maven repository configured. You'll need to do that before this goal will work (and the content-package-maven-plugin can be resolved). Also, you should use version 0.0.20 of the plugin as that's the current version.Justin