Adobe
Experience Manager contains a Digital Asset Manager (DAM) that stores
your organization's digital assets such as image files, video files, and
so on. You can create a Java Swing application that lets you upload
multiple digital assets (for example, image files) from your
organization repository to the AEM DAM. Some organizations have
thousands of digital assets and as a result, it is not practical to
upload them one at a time using the AEM web client or Curl. For
information about using the AEM web client to upload digital assets to
the AEM DAM, see How to upload a Digital Asset.
Instead, you can
develop a Sling Servlet that uses the AssetManager API. For
information, see AssetManager API.
You can post files to the Sling Servlet by developing a Java Swing application. This client application uploads multiple digital assets to the AEM DAM.
You can post files to the Sling Servlet by developing a Java Swing application. This client application uploads multiple digital assets to the AEM DAM.
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A Java application that uses the JCR API to upload multiple files to the AEM DAM |
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