Hi @Deleted Account Check your Eclipse is using latest Java(1.8 or above) and Maven(3.9.9), if not try update your eclipse settings or else try to build from command prompt.

Try building the project from command prompt, your eclipse build in Maven and Java versions might be different. Building from command prompt could solve your issue.

I am able to build successfully with Java 8

Update this<!-- Maven Compiler Plugin --><plugin>    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>    <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>    <configuration>        <release>11</release>    </configuration></plugin>with<!-- Maven Compiler Plugin --><plugin>    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugi...

The WKND project was built on Java 11, as you are using Java 8 remove the release tag and add above configuration.

Update the Maven Compiler Plugin in parent pom.xml as above and try to build

Hi @Deleted Account Import the main folder(aem-guides-wknd-aem-guides-wknd-0.0.6) which has parent pom.xml. Update your Compiler plugin as below<!-- Maven Compiler Plugin --><plugin>    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>    <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>    <configuration>  ...

Hi @Deleted Account Initially AEM 6.5 not supported Oracle Java 11, we have to download Java 11 from Adobe site. Now seems Adobe extended support for Oracle Java 11 as well. If it is not working, please tryInstalling Java 8Delete the crx-quickstart folderRun the jar fileHope this works.

Drop your my-component in parsys which/where you want and then copy that path and hit. Your my-component must be dropped inside your custom parsys.

It will work in any parsys, you just need to copy the component path under /content just like how you did now and hit it with selector and extension. That's it.