Hi,As I wrote you privately on the old forums, it looks like you have the wrong delimiter on the third line. You should only be using colons.Also, if you have Homebrew installed, you should look at https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/homebrew-brews which allows you to install the latest version...

LinearGradient wrote... So other than the cq:include/request attributes combo is there any other way to include a JSP page and pass parameters to it?  See, that's the thing. In CQ/AEM, JSPs aren't "pages" (yes I know that the P in JSP is "Pages"), they are really scripts which need a resource to exe...

Yes, you can use jsp:include in CQ5/AEM, but it doesn't do what you think it does. jsp:include, per specification, goes all the way back to the RequestDispatcher. So you can include smoething like /content/geometrixx/en.html (and even add parameters), but you can't directly include a JSP.

As I said, if you want to do geospatial searches, you should be using a query engine which supports geospatial indexes. If you want to look up coverage areas by pre-defined zip codes, you can do that easily with JCR search, but for a variable distance search, use Solr or MongoDB (or something else w...

Each coverage area could be a node (although you would probably want to structure this is some way to avoid a flat node list) with a multivalued property containing the list of zipcodes. At that point, the query becomes very simple.

Hi,The Jackrabbit/CRX2 query engine is not well suited to these kinds of queries. The Oak query engine will be slightly better in the future. But really if you need geospatial search, you should use an engine designed for this purpose, for example Solr or MongoDB have fine geospatial features.Regard...

Hi,You might want to take a look at this old-ish issue: https://code.google.com/p/javamelody/issues/detail?id=168Essentially, you'll need javamelody and its dependencies to be OSGi bundles and also use the HttpService to register the filter and listeners used by JavaMelody (see http://felix.apache.o...

Correct, with one addition - project experience.

bbboy2014 wrote... It not work according to your way :(  Sorry, I misread your code. I missed that the JSON is an object wrapped in an array. I should have writtenvar ack = obj[0].result;

You need to parse the resposne text into a JavaScript object. Something likevar obj = CQ.Ext.util.JSON.decode(response.responseText); var ack = obj.result;