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Starting Hybris after installing with AEM
After you install the Hybris packages, if the Hybris server is not getting automatically restarted after an AEM restart, search for hybrisserver.bat. This file helps you to restart the Hybris server.
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Accessing CQ pages using a dispatcher configuration
When you set up a dispatcher for Adobe CQ using Apache web server, the request to the specified port should serve CQ pages. Also, verify whether the pages are saved in the cache folder. If the requests are served, but the pages are not cached, most probably you are accessing the pages that contain authentication…
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FTPing files to Scene 7 server
In Scene 7, if the file size exceeds certain limit, you need to upload the file using FTP. You need to create an ftp account and then put your files to the ftp server. Later the files need to be uploaded from the ftp server to Scene 7. The first step is to enable your…
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Mobile emulators in Adobe CQ
Using Adobe CQ, you can manage websites for mobile devices without recreating it. Adobe CQ provides you with a set of mobile emulators. Using the emulator, you can see the way content appears in various mobile devices. The following video demonstrates viewing the content in mobile emulators:
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Translating strings in a CQ component to user’s preferred language
Adobe CQ provides an easy way to translate strings (fieldLabel) in a component. Inside the component folder, create the i18n sling folder. Then create language folders (sling:folder) and assign Mixins of mix:language type. In the language folder, add the jcr:language property and assign the language code. Dake Smith blog, Internationalization within Sling (and CQ), has…
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Creating a Facebook component in Adobe CQ
In this blog entry, we will see how to create a component that displays the Facebook Like button. A Facebook Like button needs no explanation. It allows a user to like your company’s Facebook page and also keeps a record of the number of people “Liked” the page. Facebook provides great documentation on how to…
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Displaying the newly created component in the sidekick of Adobe CQ
By default, the sidekick doesn’t display the newly created components. You need to enable them explicitly in a CQ author instance. Create the component. Using SiteAdmin, open the page that you want to edit in the Author instance. From the sidekick, click the Design tab. In the Design of Paragraph tab that appears, click Edit.…
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Developing a Quiz component using Adobe CQ
In this blog entry, I will show you how to develop a CQ component. A CQ component, typically, has two parts. The first one is the CQ widget – the Graphical User Interface (GUI) in which an author adds content. Second one is a script; in this example, a JSP page that defines the logic that…
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Creating PDF output in Adobe CQ
When you author in Adobe CQ, you may need to create a pdf version of the page. PDF pages would be helpful for users if they need to read the content when they are not connected to Internet. Adobe CQ allows you to create the pdf version of the page using an OSGi bundle, PDF…
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Three mistakes I made while creating a website using Adobe CQ
While activating (publishing) pages in the new website, I didn’t activate the template, components, and style folders.And, I got a blank screen without any content. Content in the Live CQ pages checks for the corresponding JSP page to render the content. If these pages are not activated, the page won’t display anything. Activating a page…
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