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A content project does not synchronize all its contents to the workspace. Instead, it looks for a filter.xml file which defines which content is included in synchronization operations. More information about the filter.xml file format and semantics can be found at FileVault docs - Workspace Filter

Deploying projects on the server

To deploy a project on the server, open the Servers view and use the Add and Remove... dialog to add one or more modules.

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After content projects are deployed, each change will cause the changed resources to be updated in the repository.

Bundle sync

The only requirement for bundle projects is that they are Java projects which generate an exploded OSGi bundle in their output directory. That requires at least a valid OSGi Manifest located in META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, but typically one of more Java classes. Other auxiliary files, such as Declarative Service descriptors, must also be placed under the project's output directory.

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To mark a project as being a Sling bundle module, right click it in the Project Explorer and Select Configure -> Convert to Sling Bundle Project... . A dialog will appear with all the candidate Sling bundle project from the workspace so that you can quickly select multiple projects.

Deploying projects on the server

To deploy a project on the server, The final step is to open the Servers view and use the Add and Remove... dialog to add the newly created modules to the serverone or more modules.

After OSGi bundle projects are deployed, each change will cause the bundle to be redeployed on the server.

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