Thank you @Sady_Rifat and @sateeshreddy it worked.

Hi     I have a requirement where I want to render a component/page programatically. Something similar like https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/accessing-final-rendered-html-of-component-through-service/m-p/165883    If I give the path , I should be able get the...

Super awesome @shubhanshu_singh . Your answer is perfectly correct. And the culprit in my case was the resolver I was using for commit. I tried commiting the changes like below.  1. Using ResourceResolver I got for my system user try (ResourceResolver resourceResolver = resourceService.getResourceRe...

Hey @Kiran_Vedantam    Did this really worked for you ? Could you try this again and let me  know if the CF is getting created in the path you mentioned. I tried this and I am not getting the CF created under the path i gave

There is a high chance that there is some JS breaking. Can you check your Developer Tool's console for any JS errors ?

I have updated the original question.

Thanks @Saravanan_Dharmaraj  My bad. I frgot to rename that service user since I was trying hard get this working. Yes that user has write perimissions for now. Also , I made sure that I am getting the CF objects after creation. But after saving , I should see the CF node in the repository under the...

Is your servlet in active state ? The error makes me think that your servlet is not yet active. Also how are you accessing the servlet ?

Hi all    I am trying to create a content fragment programatically and I am not seeing the fragment being created in my node structure. Below is the code I compiled from different sources over the internet as I couldn't find a proper working example anywhere . public void createContentFragment(final...

@jakej40603950As far as my research goes, if you need to perform a task like this in Adobe Franklin, you will have to develop a standalone project with logic to connect to an API, fetch the data, convert it into a Word document, and upload it to Google Docs.