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*[Ad hoc installation of small fragments](#ad-hoc-installation-of-small-fragments)
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The upload listener service requires the `AC Tool Installation Service` (PID `biz.netcentric.cq.tools.actool.impl.AcInstallationServiceImpl`) to be configured correctly, i.e. its configuration path must point to the nodes containing the `YAML` files.
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### Ad hoc installation of small fragments
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Generally it is best practice to keep the yaml files in source control and only use one of the above methods to trigger the installation of those files.
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However, for some support scenarios it can be useful to be able to apply small yaml fragments directly. This can be achieved by using the following
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groovy script (using the [AEM Groovy Console](https://github.com/icfnext/aem-groovy-console)):
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