Hi, Yep, just paste in the emoji. Will work fine if your instance was installed with unicode option.If not, Adobe has a guide to fix: https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/campaign-classic/using/monitoring-campaign-classic/updating-adobe-campaign/switching-to-unicode.html Thanks,-Jon

To host out of your app server you'd have to do paperwork for ip, dns, firewall, etc. Backup options can be IBM Cloud Storage, s3, any cheap vps.

The one hosting the fonts.

I experimented a bit on the field, still unclear what its purpose is, but did discover it only allows 1:1 links so can't be used here.

Great, send this to your font hosting guy: https://enable-cors.org/server.html

Downloading font directly from url is same-origin, not cross-origin. Check here? https://www.test-cors.org/

Hi, Did you enable CORS on the font's web server? Thanks,-Jon

I'm not following. The sdk is sending content-type application/json with its registerDevice() call? The jssp is definitely not written for json.

Hi, Are you trying to read an xml field in a control typology rule? Thanks,-Jon

Hi, The content-type encoding is used by Tomcat to specify which processing it should perform on the request, e.g. make kv pairs available in a parameters object. If you wish to change the request serialization from form to json, you'll have to change both sides, app and jssp. NB For push token regi...