You can do this with an exclusion like this:<workspaceFilter version="1.0"> <filter root="/etc/tags/geometrixx-outdoors/activity"> <exclude pattern="/etc/tags/geometrixx-outdoors/activity/.*"/> </filter> </workspaceFilter>

If you want to create an empty file, you can do something like this:echo '' | curl -u admin:admin -T - http://localhost:4502/content/geometrixx/test.txtThat said, I don't understand why you want to do this in two steps (create an empty file, then set the file's content). If you have the file content...

curl is just an HTTP client. You can use whatever HTTP client you want.

You would use the upload command. If you look at the documentation, you pass in the package file in the package form parameter.

Hi,The Package Manager has an HTTP API for doing those types of tasks: http://dev.day.com/docs/en/crx/current/how_to/package_manager.html#Package%20Manager%20HTTP%20Service%20APIRegards,Justin

Your best bet is to configure the XSS protection to allow the target attribute. See http://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/target-attribut-issue-tag.html

Achim-FWIW, I think (and this me, not Adobe, speaking/writing) that it really depends upon the organization. For many organizations, putting design settings in version control is absolutely the right solution. But even if it isn't, it is almost (always?) never appropriate to give *all* authors write...

If you look at your code, you can see that you're explicitly declaring this component as a "BiosFactory" service, not an EventHandler.

Hi Ankit,Not sure I understand. Can you provide a specific example?Justin

Hi Ankit,You seem to have a syntax issue with respect to the quotation marks. You should use:<c:set var="title" value="${page.value.properties['jcr:title']}" />Regards,Justin