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You want to invert the order of display of components added to parsys provided out of the box. Recently added components always have to display on top. While implementing the new parsys component, which two options are valid? (Choose two).

  • A. Copy the parsys component and all its contents from /libs/foundation/components/parsys to /apps/foundation/components/parsys and modify the applicable JSPs.
  • B. Copy the only applicable parsys component JSPs from /libs/foundation/components/parsys to /apps/foundation/components/parsys and modify them.
  • C. Create a new parsys component under/apps/<projectid>/components/content/myparsys and apply the property sling:resourceSuperType=foundation/ components/parsy$, modify the JSP as applicable,
  • D. Create a new parsys component from scratch.
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Suggested Answer: BC 🗳️
Reference:
https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-6/developing/components.html

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mrjava
1 year, 7 months ago
I think it will be B, C
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