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Accessing Component Policies in AEM via ResourceType-Based Servlet

Accessing Component Policies in AEM via ResourceType-Based Servlet allows for dynamic management of dropdown-based selections based on template-level policies. AEM seamlessly integrates these policies to control the comprehensive behavior of components, customizing field visibility, and display options. In a practical scenario, the content illustrates how a company selling electronic devices can tailor the dropdown options…

Accessing Component Policies in AEM via Path-Based Servlet

Accessing Component Policies in AEM via a Path-Based Servlet allows authors and developers to manage dropdown-based selections based on component policies defined at the template level. AEM seamlessly integrates these policies, offering comprehensive control over which fields are displayed, hidden, or customized. This solution provides a practical example where a company selling electronic devices in…

Accessing Component Policies in AEM through the Component Sling Model

Accessing Component Policies in AEM through the Component Sling Model empowers authors and developers to control field visibility in component Sling model code. AEM integrates component policies at the template level, facilitating reuse and a robust styling feature for frontend developers. The Sling model offers flexibility and efficiency, allowing for streamlined implementation while dynamically managing…

Accessing Component Policies in AEM at the Component Sightly Level

In AEM, component policies are harnessed at the Sightly level to regulate field visibility within a component’s code. This grants authors and developers control over component behavior, with the option to tailor field display at the template level. AEM’s robust styling capabilities further empower frontend developers and authors to refine the component’s look and feel,…

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About Me

My name is Kiran SG. I am currently working as an AEM architect and handling site revamp and migration. I try to learn new tricks and techniques every day to improve my coding and deliver value-added projects.

All the tricks and techniques sometimes seem to be straightforward working code with best practices. But sometimes it won’t satisfy the developer’s needs. But most of the time code is either lagging to meet the requirement or doesn’t follow best practices.
Hence I am taking the initiative to put all my learnings and tricks in my blog series to share the working code with best practices. Hoping to help other developers like me.

I have been working on AEM for 8 years now. I started my career as a Java developer. I have delivered many projects with a core customer-centric and strong focus on infrastructure and architecture.

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4 thoughts on “Blogs”

  1. Hi Kiran,
    Regading Broken Asset References AEM, we followed the same steps as mentioned but not getting the view when we click on Broken asset reference in mcb tool. Could you please suggest me anything else we need to do other than these steps.
    1. We have used dependencies mentioned in article.
    2. Used classes in our existing bundle.

    Thanks and Regards,
    Suresh Babu M V

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    1. Hi Suresh,

      I have updated code with retry to make sure the results are reverified again and also please make sure you provide 10000 rows at a time if you repo is big

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