Build Pages Faster with Marketplace Fragments and Low-Code App Support
Liferay now makes it easier for customers to discover and install page-building components. With this update, users can now access and install pre-built fragments from the Liferay Marketplace directly within the page builder, giving them more design options without leaving the editor. In addition to native and installed fragments, a broader selection of high-quality components from Liferay, partners, and the community is now just a click away.

Publishers can also share their own fragments, Client Extensions, and Composite Apps on the Marketplace, offering even more flexibility for Liferay customers to download and install these tools seamlessly into their DXP instances.

Imagine a personalized storefront for your products within the Liferay Marketplace. We've created dedicated "Publisher Pages" where vendors can showcase their brand, products, company information, and contact details.

We've introduced a powerful new feature that allows your customers to upload files directly when purchasing a product. Whether it's a photo for a personalized gift or a design for a custom print, buyers can now seamlessly provide their own files during checkout. Merchants can also set this as a required option.

Connecting Asset Libraries to Site Templates allows content creators to validate new assets directly within a template before deploying them to live sites. This feature fills a critical gap where templates currently can’t access Asset Library assets, forcing users to create full sites just to test content. This inefficiency leads to errors and poor user experience.

With this release, the Liferay DXP is now built with the modern, cloud native technology provided by the Jakarta EE 10 platform. The legacy Java EE platform will no longer be supported on this and future releases, allowing Liferay DXP to continue to evolve and build innovative solutions to meet your business needs.

In order to assist users in the migration to Jakarta EE required for 2025.Q3 and beyond, Blade and Workspace users now have a command to automatically convert their source code from Java EE to Jakarta EE for DXP-provided libraries.

The DXP database upgrade process has been enhanced with a suite of verification checks that are executed before any data modifications are made.

These checks have minimal impact on the overall upgrade process execution time, but they can be optionally disabled with the property

We've enhanced our "Search Blueprints" to allow for more precise filtering of content types and subtypes (e.g., specific web content articles or document types). This means you can now create dynamic collections of content that are incredibly relevant to what your users are looking for.