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December 13, 2021

Adobe Experience Manager - Create an OSGI Configuration

In this article, let's create an OSGi configuration, configure it and use it in AEM code. So now let's get started with the creation of an OSGi configuration. Technical details and Assumptions: All the following details are tested in AEM version 6.5.8, Java version 11.0.2 Creation of OSGi configuration: To create an OSGi configuration we need to create an ObjectClassDefinition. I have included a sample OCD configuration, which can be used as a reference to create one. The next step would be to create an interface and an implementation that can help fetch the OSGi configurations. Interface: Implementation: Let's try to use the OSGi configuration created so far in Models/Servlets. For demonstration purposes, I used AEM Models here, but the same can be implemented in Servlets too. Now that we have created the OSGi configuration. Once building the code, we should be able to see the OSGi configuration in the web console (http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgr) C...

Speecy gives you detailed statistics of your computer and it is kind of information software,which keeps analyzing your computer.It shows details about your computer and also it shows the performance and the temperature of the computer parts.

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Speccy is the place to start if you need to know what’s inside your PC. See a quick summary, or dive deeper into every aspect of your PCs hardware so you can make informed upgrade and purchasing decisions.
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