Apache Sling > Sling CMS > Administration > Administrative Tools

Administrative Tools

There are a number of administrative tools to help make administering Sling CMS easier, they include:

Bulk Replace

This tool can be accessed from Tools > Content Import or at http://localhost:8080/cms/admin/bulkreplace.html. First, select the path under which to perform the bulk replacement, then specify replacement configuration. This will find and replace the target term with the replacement term in all matching properties.

Content Packages

This is accessible from Tools > Content Packages or at http://localhost:8080/bin/packages.html/ and allows administrators to create, upload and download ZIP based packages of content using the Jackrabbit VLT packaging tool.

Load Content

This tool can be accessed from Tools > Load Content or at http://localhost:8080/cms/admin/loadcontent.html. First specify the path under which to load the content, then the import configuration This will load a string of content into the Sling CMS repository.

Internationalization

This console is accessible from Tools > Internationalization or at http://localhost:8080/cms/i18n/dictionaries.html/etc/i18n This allows you to specify i18n dictionaries for translating text to multiple languages.

Mappings

This console is accessible from Tools > Mappings or at http://localhost:8080/cms/mappings/list.html/etc/map. Allows you to create and manage Sling Mappings which are used to map content based on the requested URL to the Sling repository.

Node Browser

This tool is accessible from Tools > Node Browser or at http://localhost:8080/bin/browser.html. Allows you to view and modify the underling node structure of the Sling repository.

System Console

This console is accessible from Tools > System Console or at http://localhost:8080/system/console. The OSGi Console contains several administrative tools allowing administrators to install and manage bundles, configure logging, configure services and many other tasks.

Users & Groups

This tool is accessible from Tools > Users & Groups or at http://localhost:8080/cms/auth/list.html/home. It allows administrators to create and manage users and groups within Sling CMS. Permissions are managed in the Node Browser