- 7.4
- Analytics Cloud
- DXP 2023.Q3
- DXP 2023.Q4
- DXP 2024.Q1 (LTS)
- DXP 2024.Q2
- DXP 2024.Q3
- DXP 2024.Q4
- DXP 2025.Q1 (LTS)
- DXP 2025.Q2
- DXP 2025.Q3
- DXP 2025.Q4
- DXP 7.1
- DXP 7.2
- DXP 7.3
- DXP 7.4
- Liferay Commerce
- Portal 6.1
- Portal 6.2

Deployment Approach

- DXP - Self Hosted
- Liferay PaaS
- Liferay SaaS
- Liferay Self-Hosted

Capability

- Cloud
- Commerce
- Content Management System
- Development and Tooling
- Digital Asset Management
- DXP Self-Hosted Installation, Maintenance, and Administration
- Integration
- Personalization
- Platform
- Search
- Security
- Sites

Feature

- Analytics Cloud Administration
- API Development
- Blogs
- Catalogs
- Categories and Tags
- Client Extensions
- Cloud Platform Administration
- Cloud Platform Services
- Collections
- Core Frameworks
- Data Frameworks
- Data Integration
- Developer Tools
- Documents and Media
- DXP Configuration
- Forms
- Forums and Message Boards
- Fragments
- Frameworks
- Frontend Client Extensions
- Identity Management and Authentication
- Inventory
- Java Development
- Liferay Enterprise Search
- Multi-Channel Experiences (Headless Delivery)
- Notifications and Notification Templates
- Objects
- Order Processing
- Orders and Fulfillment
- Pages and Composition
- Payment
- Pricing
- Product Information
- Products
- Promotions and Discounts
- Publications
- Reference
- Search
- Search Engine Installation and Maintenance
- Search Experiences and Blueprints
- Search Pages and Widgets
- SEO
- Site Administration
- Staging
- Static and Dynamic User Segments
- Storefronts
- User, Organization, and Account Management
- Web Content and Structures
- Widgets
- Workflow

File Storage

Official Documentation

File Storage All files uploaded to Liferay DXP are stored in the instance's designated file store. This includes files uploaded using Documents and Media, as well as those uploaded using...

Amazon Simple Storage Service

Official Documentation

Amazon Simple Storage Service Self-Hosted Only Amazon's simple storage service (S3) is a cloud-based storage solution that DXP's S3 Store uses to store files seamlessly to the cloud. Once you have...

File Store Migration

Official Documentation

File Store Migration Files can be migrated from one file store type to another. Here are some migration scenarios: Migrating from Simple File System Store to Advanced File System Store for...

Google Cloud Storage

Official Documentation

Google Cloud Storage Self-Hosted Only Liferay DXP 7.3 SP3+ and 7.4+ Liferay DXP provides integration with Google's Cloud Storage (GCS) service. With GCS integration, you can seamlessly store and...

IBM Cloud Object Storage

Official Documentation

IBM Cloud Object Storage Self-Hosted Only Liferay DXP implements IBM’s Cloud Object Storage store with the S3 compatibility layer so that it uses the same configuration as the AWS S3 store. Once...

Simple File System Store

Official Documentation

Simple File System Store Simple File System Store is the default file store type. It uses a file system (local or a mounted share) to store files. If Simple File System Store is used in a clustered...

Installing Apps

Official Documentation

Installing Apps After downloading an app as an LPKG file from the Marketplace website, the next step is to install it to a local DXP instance. You can use either of the following methods to...

Microsoft Azure Blob Storage Service

Official Documentation

Microsoft Azure Blob Storage Service Self-Hosted Only 7.4+ and 7.3 FP2+ Microsoft Azure Blob Storage is a cloud-based storage solution that DXP’s Azure Blob Storage Store uses to seamlessly store...

Accessing EE Plugins During a Trial Period

Official Documentation

Accessing EE Plugins During a Trial Period If you are evaluating DXP during a trial period, you can access certain EE plugins. Here are the steps: In the Control Panel, navigate to Apps →...

Installing and Managing Apps

Official Documentation

Installing and Managing Apps You can add all kinds of functionality to your DXP installation by purchasing and installing apps. Apps are available in the Liferay Marketplace, and tools such as the...

Downloading Apps

Official Documentation

Downloading Apps When you purchase an app via the Liferay Marketplace website, you can download the app via its receipt or your Liferay.com account. Each Marketplace app is distributed as an LPKG...

Managing Apps

Official Documentation

Managing Apps

Blacklisting Apps

Official Documentation

Blacklisting Apps The bundle blacklist is a convenient way to uninstall or reinstall multiple apps, OSGi bundles (modules), and WAR plugins at once. It saves you the trouble of managing app,...

Using the App Manager

Official Documentation

Using the App Manager The App Manager is a Control Panel screen where you can install, uninstall, activate, and deactivate apps in your DXP installation. You can also use it to inspect details for...

Using Marketplace

Official Documentation

Using Marketplace Liferay Marketplace is a hub for sharing, browsing, and downloading apps. Marketplace leverages the entire Liferay ecosystem to release and share apps in a user-friendly, one-stop...

Configuring Portlets, Themes, and Layout Templates

Official Documentation

Configuring Portlets, Themes, and Layout Templates The Components listing is the easiest way to configure portlets, themes, and layout templates. In the Components UI, you can enable/disable them...

Renewing Apps

Official Documentation

Renewing Apps To continue using a purchased app whose license has expired, you must renew your app subscription. Here are the steps: Go to https://web.liferay.com/marketplace. Click your...

Developing Glowroot Plugins

Official Documentation

Developing Glowroot Plugins Liferay DXP 2023.Q4+/Portal GA100+ Glowroot provides various out-of-the-box plugins. You can also build your own with the use of their plugin API. Here are some tips...

Using Glowroot with Liferay

Official Documentation

Using Glowroot with Liferay Liferay DXP 2023.Q4+/Portal GA100+ Liferay bundles Glowroot, the open source Java application monitoring tool. The tool displays helpful statistics about your system...

Blacklisting OSGi Components

Official Documentation

Blacklisting OSGi Components The Component Blacklist is a convenient way to manage multiple OSGi Declarative Service Components (components). The list is an OSGi configuration that DXP uses to...

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