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evgenyb81780887
evgenyb81780887
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Dec 1, 2018 9:41 PM UTC
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How to build a package with last modified content

Hello everyone is there a way how I can build package only with files and folders which were "last modified"? is it possible to use regular expression?

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    joerghoh
    joerghohAccepted solution
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    Dec 2, 2018 7:10 PM UTC

    Well, technically you can build the content package definition just using the HTTP interface of AEM. But that comes with a  lot of overhead and probably isn't very nice to build. I would recommend the logic into a bundle (probably using Java) and  then running everything from inside AEM.

    Jörg

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    joerghoh
    joerghoh
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    Dec 3, 2018 12:24 PM UTC

    there should be a "jcr:lastModified" property available, which is also exposed with the default JSON rendition (if not overlayed).

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    evgenyb81780887
    evgenyb81780887Author
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    Dec 2, 2018 8:04 PM UTC

    Well, the problem that I don't know Java and I am not familiar with AEM. My question is if I can find modified content cuz I don't see that AEM marks it somehow , I observe jcr:created but I don't see  modified

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    joerghoh
    joerghohAccepted solution
    Employee
    Dec 2, 2018 7:10 PM UTC

    Well, technically you can build the content package definition just using the HTTP interface of AEM. But that comes with a  lot of overhead and probably isn't very nice to build. I would recommend the logic into a bundle (probably using Java) and  then running everything from inside AEM.

    Jörg

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    evgenyb81780887
    evgenyb81780887Author
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    Dec 2, 2018 6:41 PM UTC

    I use Python for this task however I know that AEM doesn't support python

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    joerghoh
    joerghoh
    Employee
    Dec 2, 2018 11:40 AM UTC

    There is no standard function or API available for this specific usecase, you have to implement it yourself; Arun already provided a link which gives some hints how the standard APIs can be used (not exactly covering your usecase, but you use it to understand the API).

    Jörg

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      arunpatidar
      arunpatidar
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      Dec 2, 2018 7:52 AM UTC

      You can try dynamic packaging using Java API.

      Adobe Experience Manager Help | Creating Adobe Experience Manager Packages using the JcrPackageManager.API

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