Hi Jorg,As part of an application migration to a new infrastructure, we did try to use Grabbit, but it did not work for us. It probably came down to firewall rules on our systems (everything is kinda messed up on our new infrastructure )So for the purposes of doing routine content migration, I'm not...

So it sounds like leveraging the Package Manager API is the ideal approach then. Here's a tack on question - can I, through the AEM API, POST and install the package to a target instance after it has been built on the source (as opposed to using curl commands)?

I have not explored this option yet. I will take a look.Question - can you read a file of paths into this tool? Can paths be validated as they are processed - aka if some path filters are faulty/missing in the repo, then flag/log them and continue with the remaining list of paths?

Hi smacdonald2008,We've actually already created a custom tool that uses JcrPackageManager to read in a CSV file with filters and assemble a package. I still need to manually build the package, and then use curl commands to move the package to the target server, upload to the target instance, instal...

Hi Folks,I work on a project where authors upload and author content in a lower environment, and when done, want that content moved to our production environment.Doing this involves building package(s) of content that the authors want moved. If there are few filters, we build packages manually. If a...

I tried another thing after I posted this question - I created a dummy user, gave it content author privileges, logged in to my account using these dummy credentials, and tested again. But when I did that, it worked fine! I was able to edit the asset as desired.So I wonder if this has anything to do...

Hi Folks,I recently ran into a strange situation. We are leveraging AEM for use as a DAM. One use-case is where we upload images to AEM.As an admin, I can upload an image. I can then double-click the JPG, edit all the fields, and save.But I've received a complaint from authors - they too can upload ...

Hi,So in the URL, Cómo remains as it is - it isn't encoded to something special.So, what I actually want is for curl to NOT encode my URL - I want to disable encoding.Do you know how I can achieve that?

Hi,Thank you for your response. Couple of things:1. Copying and then pasting my URL into a browser, the special character 'ó' still remains the same. It does not change/get encoded. 2. How would you use the encoding in our particular context aka for tree activation? I think the use cases in the firs...

Hi Folks,I am trying to perform tree activation using a Curl command. The path contains special characters (from Spanish words). So, for example, this is the command I am executing:curl -u admin:admin -F cmd=activate -F ignoredeactivated=true -F onlymodified=true -F path=/content/geometrixx/Cómo Hac...