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Eric_Stricker
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AEM 6.5 Documents for Download.

  • May 19, 2020
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We are developing a OSGI module that uses a SlingRequest as input. 

 

We have no issues with the input. These are uploaded documents by authenticated users.

The  module will use various document services to generate a new document.

 

Questions.

Is there any sample document/website on how these documents can be stored in the JCR, to be available for the user for download?

How do we generate a URL that we can return through the SlingResponse for the user to use as a link access the document?

 

 

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    Best answer by Theo_Pendle

    Hi @eric_stricker,

    So if I've understood, you want to:

    1. Create documents programatically
    2. Provide a download link to a user
    3. Store that document long-term

    If that's the case, then the simplest solution I can think of is to use the DAM 🙂 You can run your business logic to create a document (a PDF for example) and then store it as a DAM asset using the AssetManager API (javadoc here). Once you have stored the asset, you can simply send a link pointing to its location in the DAM. If you want to share the asset with non-authorized users, you can use the Asset Link Sharing feature.

    Does all of that answer your requirements?

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    Theo_Pendle
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    May 19, 2020

    Hi @eric_stricker,

    So if I've understood, you want to:

    1. Create documents programatically
    2. Provide a download link to a user
    3. Store that document long-term

    If that's the case, then the simplest solution I can think of is to use the DAM 🙂 You can run your business logic to create a document (a PDF for example) and then store it as a DAM asset using the AssetManager API (javadoc here). Once you have stored the asset, you can simply send a link pointing to its location in the DAM. If you want to share the asset with non-authorized users, you can use the Asset Link Sharing feature.

    Does all of that answer your requirements?

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      Eric_StrickerAuthor
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      May 20, 2020
      Thank you. Yes, it looks oke. Actual the document will be for short term only (ie, 1 or 2 hours), but we can write a separate cron job to remove document older than x seconds.
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