Tag Archives: CQ5.6

CQ5 on SlideShare

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Kristian

I’ve just came across some interesting presentations on CQ5 on SlideShare, including presentations that recently featured during CQCON 2013 in Basel, Switzerland. While it’s not the same without the presenter, the slides still give nice insights into what’s happening out … Continue reading →

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CQ5 Gotchya: Client Libraries Not Automatically Refreshing – Part 2

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Kristian

In addition to the blog post I wrote about CQ5 Client Libraries Not Automatically Refreshing, there is another issue with client libraries that has been introduced in AEM (CQ5.6). When you create a new client library (cq:ClientLibraryFolder) in AEM, it is … Continue reading →

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CQ5 Gotchya: Cache Invalidation from Publish Agent

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Kristian

In my previous post Automatic Dispatcher Cache Invalidation – Part 2, I explained the way to create a dispatcher flush agent that is triggered from a Publish instance. However, in CQ5.5 this will not always behave as expected. Out of the … Continue reading →

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CQ5 Tutorial: Automatic Dispatcher Cache Invalidation – Part 2

Posted on May 26, 2013 by Kristian

In my previous post about Automatic Dispatcher Cache Invalidation in CQ5, I only told half the story. The method described in that post allows the author instance to notify the dispatcher when a page has been modified. But there are … Continue reading →

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CQ5 Tip: Confirming the Runmode

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Kristian

When using CQ5 quickstart, it’s easy to know what runmode you’re using, as it’s defined by the jar file name itself – eg; cq-author-4502.jar. But if you use the start/stop scripts and want to confirm they are configured correctly, or … Continue reading →

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