To add an entirely self-serving comment, one of the engagement models we following in Adobe Consulting Services (and the same is true of many of our partners) is a mentoring model where we come in and set up the development process (adapting to whatever you already use, although we obviously have a ...

Hi Vipul,This is expected as the names are going to be the same. What you might want to do is to create your own ExtJS wiget which would allow you to pass in different names to avoid this kind of conflict.Regards,Justin

Hi,This is by design. Oak does not support Same Name Siblings. They were always discouraged: http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/DavidsModel#Rule_.234:_Beware_of_Same_Name_Siblings.If you need SNS on AEM 6, you will need to run with CRX2, not Oak.Regards,Justin

There is, assuming you are using AEM 5.6.1If you look at the JMX MBean com.adobe.granite:type=Repository, there is an attribute named ClusterNodeRevision. You could compare the values of this attribute across your two instances.

Reinhard-When using clientlibs, you want to put the media series inside the CSS files.Regards,Justin

It looks like the path being requested is /dam/clientcenter/... Shouldn't this be /content/dam/clientcenter/... ?

Those methods only work (as the second screenshot shows) when using CRX2. You are presumably using Oak (which is the default with AEM 6). In Oak, clustering works only when using MongoMK as descrbied here: http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-0/deploy/recommended-deploys.html

Well said Ove.

First off, you should try to avoid registering servlets by path. This means that you aren't taking advantage of one of the key features of Apache Sling -- the ability to use resources to model your path space.That said, it looks to me like the problem is in how your AJAX code is accessing the servle...

There's no defined limitation in the spec. From a practical standpoint, available memory is the most significant limitation.