Location of CQ5 elements
1 OSGi Bundles
2 Templates
3 components - page, contents [JSP Scripts or Servlets are used to render components in CQ.]
4 Static files
global.jsp
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What is the use of including Global.JSP <%@include file="/libs/foundation/global.jsp"%> ? Why global.JSP file is getting included default when you create a new component?
- global.jsp file is having many useful implicit objects available once included.
- it supports usage of cq taglibs
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Solr and AEM
JSON for Solr
AEM INTERNALIZATION
Search Persistance
Navigation in AEM
Website design steps in AEM
API's to interact with CQ/AEM Apps
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1 CQ or WCM API
2 Sling API
3 JCR API
Side kick-
How the sidekick appear/disappear in a page?
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WCM initialization code calls the side kick. So it appears
location of side kick code: /libs/wcm/core/components/init/init.jsp
Just include below code in your JSP. It brings side kick
<cq:include script="/libs/wcm/core/components/init/init.jsp" />
Solr and AEM
JSON for Solr
AEM INTERNALIZATION
Search Persistance
Navigation in AEM
Website design steps in AEM
API's to interact with CQ/AEM Apps
-------------
1 CQ or WCM API
2 Sling API
3 JCR API
Side kick-
How the sidekick appear/disappear in a page?
----------
WCM initialization code calls the side kick. So it appears
location of side kick code: /libs/wcm/core/components/init/init.jsp
Just include below code in your JSP. It brings side kick
<cq:include script="/libs/wcm/core/components/init/init.jsp" />
Include option for JSP
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Compile time - <%@include file="/libs/foundation/global.jsp" %>
run time - <cq:include script="/libs/foundation/global.jsp" %>
run time - <sling:include resource="<%=par%>" %>
Options available to access content in CQ5 WCM/AEM
=============WCM API [currentPage object ]================<br>
<%=currentPage.getTitle()%> <br>
=============Sling API[properties object ]================<br>
<%=properties.get("jcr:title")%> <br>
=============JCR API[currentNode object ]==================<br>
<%=currentNode.getProperty("jcr:title").getString()%>
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