It's definitely inside my Maven build - looks like its caching files from somewhere.I managed to use Notepad ++ file in files to find where it was being cached and taht solved my issue.Thanks for your help and suggestions smac!

Thanks for the suggestion - that works until I upload a new Maven build. Every time I upload a maven build they come back. I'm going to have to see if I can find inside Maven if they are cached somewhere. Its either that or the JCR.

I deleted from the JCR using CRXDE, rebuild the package and uploaded a new maven build but no luck. The files still keep appearing.For reference, these files keep popping up even after I delete them.And my source looks like this - No reference to them whatsoeverBut somehow every time I build and pus...

Hey all,I had a question about the AEM package manager + Maven buildsWe have a Maven build that we use as our source code which places everything into our AEM instance - specifically lots of stuff in the apps and the etc folder. I deleted some old images, css, and js from a specific folder in our /e...

Hey all,I had a question about AEM/CRXDE. Let's say that I want to change the name of a template from design-b to design c. For organizational purposes I would also change the path of this template.So the template would move from /apps/myproject/templates/design-b to /apps/myproject/template/design-...

Thanks for all your guy's help! I'll follow that tutorial it looks like exactly what we need

No modifying java code really - I can't even view it in CRXDE. I was mostly asking if there was a way to modify components and such from CRXDE that would auto update the source code on my file system.For my screenshots below, those two folders (eclipse and crxde), have different files if you make ch...

I will check that out for sure.As far as CRXDE, if someone makes the changes in CRXDE before the source code is there any way to sync those changes?

Hey all,I was wondering if there was a way to connect CRXDE to our source code that we actively develop on using eclipse.Our team has an maven build for our AEM source code that we build and upload to package managed to use with our localhost AEM instance. However, if someone was developing using CR...

Turns out there was custom css that I couldn't see unless I hit preview mode. This css was coming from the component another member of my team created.For anyone else who might be wondering something like this - check to see if your components have custom CSS in their clientlibs