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I’ve been testing blog implementations with Edge Delivery Services using Content Fragments exposed through GraphQL. While pagination and querying work fine (limit/offset on the API side), I’ve hit a wall with routing. Here’s the challenge:GraphQL gives me the Content Fragment path, not the page URL where that blog post should live.If I want a clean route structure like /blog/my-first-post, I end up needing to create a custom backend service that maps CFs to routes.This feels like a big technical limitation: the API is great for retrieving content, but for something as common as blog routing, it doesn’t provide the final URL. Has anyone solved this elegantly? Did you:Build your own routing layer?Use metadata inside the CFs to generate URLs?Or is there an Adobe-recommended way to bridge this gap?

We currently have the remote asset selector set up for Next Gen Dynamic Media, but for some reason we're only limited to images. Is there a way to enable other file types like PDFs? Not sure if there's a configuration responsible for this or something else.  

I am trying to set up a dedicated egress IP address, following the instructions on https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/cloud-service/networking/dedicated-egress-ip-address .I am having trouble and I need help. I execute the CURL commands, but they fail (due to authentication, I think).Here is the full setup:In the developer console, I created a project to work with. It has the Products & Services with Cloud Manager API with the Product profiles:Business Owner - Cloud ServiceDeployment Manager - Cloud ServiceDeveloper - Cloud ServiceThat is linked to the credentials OAuth Server-to-Server, with the Scopes: openid, AdobeID, read_organizations, additional_info.projectedProductContext, read_pc.dma_aem_amsI am an Administrator with the Admin roles of Product and User Group. My products are Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service - Cloud Manager, with four profiles:Developer - Cloud ServiceProgram Manager - Cloud ServiceIntegrations

I’ve been exploring Edge Delivery Services (EDS) and I keep asking myself: what are the real-world scenarios where EDS provides value compared to just uploading HTML/CSS/JS files to a server with some user-editable content? From a developer’s perspective, a static site hosted on any CDN looks almost the same. However, EDS adds layers like:Authoring in Google Docs/Word or AEM Author → content creators can update without touching code.Automated publishing through Adobe’s edge network → no CI/CD pipeline to manage.Native connection to AEM workflows (translation, approvals, assets).Global caching and automatic image optimization.What I’d like to hear are real success stories:Has anyone here used EDS for a blog, microsite, or campaign site?How did EDS improve things compared to a static site on Netlify, Vercel, or S3?Did your marketing or authoring teams actually feel the difference?Would love to hear concrete examples.

New to AEM and curious on how to handle a basic task for scheduled content.So ideally we would like to schedule things like banners for offers however if we do this it means any other content published between now and the scheduled time (maybe some seo needs changing) will push all the scheduled changes live as well.As far as i can tell someone would have to undo the scheduled changes, make their changes and then re-apply the scheduled task. This can't be how other people are managing this so was hoping for a point in the right direction on the correct method.

I'm working on enforcing asset governance in AEM 6.5.23 AMS, specifically:- Blocking uploads based on MIME-type folder rules- Enforcing naming standards aligned with CloudFront CDN requirements- Suggesting correct names to authors via frontend validationI'm using a custom ClientLib to validate uploads in the Touch UI and show alerts when assets are uploaded to the wrong folder or have invalid names.Now, I want to extend this governance to **asset moves**:- How can I ensure authors move assets only to valid folders?- What’s the best way to **preserve and update references** (pages, components, metadata) when assets are moved?- Are there recommended workflows or tools to automate reference updates and avoid broken links?Any insights, patterns, or tools you’ve used successfully would be greatly appreciated!

Hi Team,One of our customer are planning to create a custom template for adaptive forms, could anyone provide any suggestions on how and what paths can be used for implementing this?All site pages related custom templates will be available under /conf/<tenant>/<site>. The default templates that are shown under adaptive forms are available under /conf/ReferenceEditableTemplates/settings/wcm/templates.Also, does any paths specifically are needed to achieve this requirement.Thanks & regards,Aishwarya Karthikeyan

Hi Their, Good day.Need to implement a search block for my site which is being built on AEM Edge Delivery Service (universal editor based). Please provide me useful link/videos/page resources explaining about extending the OOTB search block on EDS, how does it function, what are the best practices, how a search API endpoint is established which can be consumer by the search block.  Thanks,Tapas  

Test Automation on AEMaaCS (part 2) by @daniel-strmecki   Introduction In the first part of our test automation blog series, we explored why test automation is essential for AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS), where continuous delivery and shared code ownership simply make manual testing inefficient. We covered the four pillars of a robust testing strategy:  Unit tests to catch backend bugs early UI tests to protect the end user and authoring experience Lighthouse tests to ensure great frontend performance and SEO Backend performance tests to validate scalability With these foundations in place, in the second part, we'll focus on automating test execution and reporting, turning strategy into action. First, we'll discuss which tooling options are available for writing and executing different types of tests in AEMaaCS. Then, we'll check which automation options are available in Cloud Manager. Finally, we'll demonstrate how to get this type of automati

Creating AEM Service Users Using Sling Repo Initializer   by Jonathan Saurez Overview Learn how to create AEM Service Users using Sling Repository Initializer (SRI), an efficient and automated approach compatible with AEM 6.5.4+ and AEM as a Cloud Service. This method simplifies user creation and permission assignment, ensuring consistency across environments. Read more Q&A Please use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Email Integration with OAuth SMTP  by Ashwini SatheOverviewAEM as a Cloud Service offers OAuth 2 support for its integrated Mail Service to allow organisations to adhere to secure email requirements. AEM’s DefaultMailService supports both Basic and OAuth 2 authentication. Basic authentication is easy to achieve but might not support modern security requirements. OAuth 2 is more secure than basic authentication.OAuth 2 support is available in AEM for multiple email providers like gmail, outlook etc. Here we will be mainly focusing on Microsoft Office 365 Outlook.Before we start with the setup, we need to consider below requirementsIs client SMTP public/internet or private/intranet? — If it is public, then we have to enable flexible egress in advanced networking on AEM as a Cloud Service. If it is private, then dedicated egress needs to be enabled and the dedicated IP needs to be whitelisted.Which SMTP port? — SMTP on ports 25/587/468 needs to be enabled by 

How to Programmatically Send Notifications to Users in AEMby NeerajI have always wondered how we could notify users after executing background logic using AEM Sling Jobs. Unlike workflows with built-in notification mechanisms, there didn’t seem to be a direct way to inform users once a job was completed. This led me to explore different options, and that’s when I came across the TaskManager API.So just for the context: AEM includes an Inbox feature that enables users to receive notifications for assigned tasks. While workflows automatically trigger these notifications, we can use TaskManager API to send these notifications programmatically Full ArticleRead the full article with implementation on https://medium.com/@neerajchaudhary856/how-to-programmatically-send-notifications-to-users-in-aem-c198673a89bf Q&APlease use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Can Caching of Sling Models Optimize Performance? Dear AEM Community,I'd like to share my recently published article exploring an important optimization technique for AEM development: caching in Sling Models. Article OverviewI examine how properly implemented caching can significantly improve AEM applications' response times and resource efficiency. The article covers:- A developer-friendly explanation of how cacheable Sling Models work- Concrete performance benefits with real-world implications- Critical pitfalls to avoid, including heap space exhaustion and memory retention issues- Best practices for implementation with code examples- Practical recommendations for monitoring and optimizing performance Key InsightsThe article provides guidance on when to use the cache=true annotation parameter, how to manage references carefully to prevent memory leaks, and techniques to measure the performance impact of your caching strategy.I've included code samples demonstrating bot

AEM and PIM systems integration by@tethich OverviewWhen it comes to showcasing products on the website it is always a challenging thing to achieve. On top of this, having the website hosted on Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) makes no exception when it comes to extra challenges. Au contraire, we might face additional particularities that we need to address and pay attention to.Let's dive in together in couple of system architectures solutions, explore how involved services interact and communicate which each other, and how data can be ingested, enhanced and consumed. Key aspects- Usual context and need within the client's digital ecosystem- Thinking process to navigate through roadblocks and setbacks- Architecture overview and couple of real-life architectures designs- System services specializations, responsibilities and integrations Full articleAccess this link to read the full article: https://tethich.com/blog/aem/aem-and-pim-systems-integrationQ&APlease use th

Revisiting a Natural ConclusionIt's not uncommon to get a request to migrate all of your production content to a lower environment. Almost all of the use cases are some variation of: "we need to have a full set of content in non-production to do regression testing." This is a natural conclusion to reach to ensure that all of the content is working as expected. While the intention is good, it's not the best approach. There are a few reasons to explore that can help lead to a better path.Validation at Scale is a Tall Order - Even the most dedicated testing and validation teams can't validate all content. Keeping the tests in order to match production requires a lot of effort that isn't realistic to achieve.Resource Efficiency Matters - The migration of production content will use considerable resources in non-production. It's like filling a model home with furnishings when the house won't ever be used.Syncing can Steal the Spotlight - Instead of having resources bringing value to other p

AEM Cloud Service — Composite Multifield in Content Fragments Editor(New Editor by Albin Issac Overview In this post, we’ll explore how to enable multifield support in the new CF Editor — a common requirement in many implementations. While one approach is to use a reference Content Fragment Model, having a true multifield is often more intuitive and flexible.   Read more here -  https://medium.com/tech-learnings/aem-cloud-service-composite-multifield-in-content-fragments-editor-new-editor-8021bf11f8b6?sk=9c680ac41b3771481cfc6a7545a8c66a Q&A Please use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Reuse Common Dialog Parts in AEM Components   by Mahedi Sabuj Overview One of the recurring challenges in AEM development? 𝗗𝘂𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗴 𝗳𝗶𝗲𝗹𝗱𝘀 like text color, background color, or alt text across multiple components. It’s repetitive and error-prone. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝘄𝗮𝘆: Create 𝗿𝗲𝘂𝘀𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗴 𝗳𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 that can be included across different components. In this article, I dive into: How to reuse a common dialog 𝘢𝘴 𝘪𝘴 using 𝚐𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚒𝚝𝚎/𝚞𝚒/𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚘𝚗𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚜/𝚌𝚘𝚛𝚊𝚕/𝚏𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚍𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗/𝚒𝚗𝚌𝚕𝚞𝚍𝚎 How to 𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗼𝗿 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗲 dialog properties using 𝚜𝚕𝚒𝚗𝚐:𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚘𝚞𝚛𝚌𝚎𝚂𝚞𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚃𝚢𝚙𝚎 — adding flexibility without losing reusability. For example, a 𝗰𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗿 𝗽𝗶𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿 𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗴 𝗳𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 can be reused in any component, ensuring consistency and making updates a breeze. Even better, by extending these dialogs, you can customize fields while keeping a clean, maintaina

How to Fix Image Presets Not Syncing from AEM to Dynamic Media  by Aanchal Sikka Overview If you’re working with AEM and using Dynamic Media for image delivery, you might run into an issue where your Image Presets aren’t syncing or publishing correctly. This can be especially frustrating when you’re trying to maintain consistent image styling across your site. Don’t worry—this guide walks you through a few proven steps to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.   Q&A Please use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

Mastering Sling Filters in AEM By Neeraj Chaudhary Imagine you’re entering a building (your AEM website), and there’s a security guard at the entrance. Before you walk in, the guard can:Check your ID (authentication)Tell you to go to a different entrance (redirect)Make a note of who entered (logging)Ask you to wear a mask (set headers)A Sling Filter works just like that security guard. It checks and sometimes modifies the request before it reaches your actual AEM page or component. It can also update the response before it’s returned to the user.In short: Sling Filters sit in the middle of every request and response, letting you add custom logic like checking, blocking, redirecting, or modifying content.In this blog, we’ll explore Sling Filters, how they work, their real-world use cases, and how to implement them efficiently. Full ArticleRead the full article at https://medium.com/@neerajchaudhary856/mastering-sling-filters-in-aem-

Hi All,We have a use case where-in we are exposing a custom form on AEM Publish - This is sitting behind an IDP (Okta) so only authenticated users can fill the form.The form is used to modify content fragments, create content fragments (if necessary) and so on - basically CRUD operations on Content Fragments. AFAIK we will not do this on Publish because the cloud containers are dynamic and syncing to Publishers doesn't make sense. Also, reverse replication in AEMaaCS is not available to that's not an option either. There is an approach to use Adobe IO runtime action to basically have a function pass the payload from the form to AEM Author and then have the servlet execute CRUD operations on CFs before replicating and publishing it to Publishers. Query 1 - Is this approach the best possible way?Query 2 - Setting up a runtime action is not exactly straight forward - I tried following Adobe's documentation on the same- Adobe I/O Runtime Action and AEM EventsCreating Ac

Hello there - we setup the self service log forwarding (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/developing/log-forwarding#https) using https and so far its been working well but the logs are fairly large and sometimes causing issues with our API that receives them. Is there a way, on the AEM config side, to select which logs are being passed? I know we can limit the aem and/or cdn logs only but we want to get more granular.i.e. aemaccessaemerroraemrequestaemdispatcheraemhttpdaccessaemhttpderrorCan I set only the aemerror log from publisher or only the aemaccess log from author? Thanks,

I have an EDS website with content edited in Google Drive.  Could I edit the content of this website with Universal Editor instead of editing the Google Docx file?I looked for a tutorial or a step-by-step guide to use Universal Editor but there is none of this. Could you please help? 

  Hi Adobe Community,I'm encountering an issue while building my AEM project using the AEM SDK (cloud version). I followed all the steps as per the documentation, but the build keeps failing at the ui.frontend module.The error log shows: javascriptCopyEditError [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module ...\node_modules\vargs\index.mjs not supported. Instead change the require of ...\vargs\index.mjs to a dynamic import() which is available in all CommonJS modules. It seems to be related to ES Modules not being compatible with require() in some part of the ui.frontend build, specifically during the execution of npm run prod.Here’s what I’ve tried so far:Running the build again using mvn -PautoInstallSinglePackage clean installUpdating node and npm versionsRemoving node_modules and reinstallingEnsuring compatibility with the AEM SDK versionDespite all this, the error persists. The rest of the modules build successfully; only the ui.frontend build fails.Can anyone pleas

Hi everyone,I have a issue when open content fragment as steps below,When clicking on a Content Fragment in /aem/start.html, the application open a new tab, but an error is displayed initially. However, after refreshing the page, the Content Fragment data loads correctly.Upon inspecting the browser console, a CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) error is observed. It's unclear why this issue is occurring specifically in the NON-PROD environment, as it doesn't appear in other environments.Please let me know if you’ve encountered a similar issue or have any insights on how to resolve it.cq-aem-headless-ui-admin?appId=aem-cf-admin&repo=author-pxxx-xxxx.adobeaemcloud.com&cq-aem-hea…:1 Access to fetch at 'https://author-xxxxx-xxxxx.adobeaemcloud.com/etc.clientlibs/toggles.json' from origin 'https://experience.adobe.com' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. 

Hi everyone,I have a few path- and resource-based servlets.For path-based servlets, the URL starts like: http://localhost:4502/bin/test/v1/<identifier> Is exposing /bin to end users considered a problem? If yes, why so, since /bin/test/v1 is not a valid content path in AEM?In my case, I want to mask /bin/test/v1/<identifier> with a proxy. This proxy will be called from the client side, and I plan to add Apache rewrite rules to map the proxy URL back to the actual servlet. Is this the best way? For resource-based servlets, the URL starts like: http://localhost:4502/content/test/.../<page>.selector.extension I am masking these too with a proxy. Clients will call the proxy, and I’ll redirect it to the servlet API.My main question: Is writing Apache rewrite rules the best solution here, or would it be better to use something like Sling resource mapping? Thanks in advance!