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Liferay Developer Studio provides an all-in-one, integrated development environment based on Eclipse for developers to build plugins for the Liferay Digital Experience Platform. Liferay Developer Studio is an Eclipse product that includes the Liferay IDE plugins, additional enterprise...

This article is a troubleshooting guide to assist with common errors in using Liferay Maven SDK. The information listed below is applicable to all Liferay Portal versions.  Resolution When encountering issues with Maven, it is important to verify that Maven has been installed correctly...

This article documents a known issue where creating a theme using Maven in LDS may result in an error message: Invalid code length set. The root cause is that some dependencies are not downloaded completely. This article describes a workaround to resolve this error. Steps to Reproduce...

Liferay's Blade CLI is an easy way for Liferay developers to create new Liferay modules. One of its features is to deploy modules, as described in the Deploying Modules with Blade CLI documentation. Unfortunately, at this time, Blade does not support deploying .war files, though a new...

This article documents a known issue when building a theme in DXP 7.1, using Developer Studio 3.3. Steps to Reproduce Start Liferay Developer Studio 3.3 with a 7.1 workspace project. Go to New --> Liferay Module Project with the following properties: Name: umf-v7-theme Gradle Liferay 7.1...

Liferay Digital Experience Platform (DXP) has been redesigned to include new functionality. The following list is a summary of what is new to Liferay DXP. Digital Experience Platform (DXP) Foundation OSGi Open Service Gateway Initiative (OSGi) is a framework that allows for modular...

This article is a legacy article. It applies to previous versions of the Liferay product. While the article is no longer maintained, the information may still be applicable. Ext-plugins were created to replace the extension environment that was used in Liferay 5.2.x EE and previous...

This article serves as a reference guide on how to use the getOriginalServletRequest function to get the default queryString when using the OSGi framework. Developers familiar with Liferay Portal 6.2 EE and now using DXP 7.0 (also 7.1, 7.2 or 7.3) will find that certain requests are now...

When deploying Liferay DXP 7.0 Fix Pack 24, 25, 26 or 27, the WeDeploy Auth Admin portlet will appear in the Control Panel. WeDeploy is currently a beta product. The addition of this portlet will have no impact or security risk.  Installing an affected fix pack will result in the...

This article is a legacy article. It applies to previous versions of the Liferay product. While the article is no longer maintained, the information may still be applicable. Subscribers often develop custom portlets and themes based on the APIs Liferay provides. As part of the portlet...

The Liferay platform's JSONWS page is available to unauthenticated users at your Liferay_URL/api/jsonws. However, this does not mean that guest users have access to execute JSON web services. Even if the web services are listed in JSONWS page when accessing as Guest, most of the web...

With the purchase of a subscription to Liferay Digital Experience Platform (DXP), customers have access to Liferay Developer Studio, which  is a set of Eclipse plugins designed to ease development with Liferay DXP.  This article documents the features included with Liferay Developer...

This article documents changes to the MVCActionCommand type of commands after Liferay DXP 7.0 Fix Pack 11 is deployed. This change most affects developers building portlets in Liferay IDE tools (e.g. Liferay Developer Studio or Liferay Blade). Before Fix Pack 11, developers did not have...

A supported use case for using Ext plugins in Liferay DXP is overriding Liferay Digital Enterprise's core classes (e.g., portal-impl, portal-kernel, etc.). You can reference the Finding Core Liferay Portal Artifacts section for help distinguishing core classes. Make sure you've reviewed...

This article documents a supported use case for using Ext plugins in Liferay DXP, which enables you to extend Liferay Digital Enterprise's core classes (e.g., portal-impl, portal-kernel, etc.) using Spring. You can reference the Finding Core Liferay Portal Artifacts section for help...

A supported use case for using Ext Plugins in Liferay DXP is adding additional functionality to Liferay Digital Enterprise's web.xml file. Before beginning, make sure you've reviewed the generalized Customization with Ext Plugins tutorial. Resolution As an example, you'll create a sample...

Liferay DXP 7.0 has close ties to Elasticsearch for search-related features.  As it happens, Elasticsearch is one part of the ELK stack.  So it is natural to ask, "What is possible if I use the whole ELK stack?" The answer is that there are many opportunities. One option presented here...

This article documents a temporary workaround for developers using Liferay Developer Studio 3.9.7 in a closed environment. At this time Liferay Developer Studio requires users to download dependencies from the Internet. However, this can be a problem for developers who do not have full...

事象／ユースケース Liferay Developer Studioを使う際の各種設定方法について 解決策／提案 以下の公式ドキュメントを参照の上、環境に合わせて導入してください。 バンドルされているIDEをダウンロードしてインストールする： Install the Liferay Developer Studio Bundle Eclipseにインストールする： Install Liferay Developer Studio into Eclipse 追加情報 チュートリアル： Liferay Developer Studio Proxy環境下での設定：...

Issue When using an Object with translatable fields for a page's SEO settings (e.g., HTML Title and Description), the translated values do not appear in the page's meta tags. For example, when viewing the page in Arabic, the meta tags in the page's source code still display the English...