Hi Yes that’s true, the 2 ways to request Content Fragments are Assets API and GraphQL.I’m afraid there is no tutorial that compares the two solutions… But with the AEM Headless Developer Journey you are mentioning you’ll work with both solutions so I think at the end of the journey you can see the ...

Can you try to add jcr:path in the p.properties?Based on the query builder documentation that should work

Hi manikanthar1295For me it's not very clear what you to achieve with your query.Do you want to get an overview of all your components below the 3 paths/apps/FirstSiteOne/components/apps/SecondSiteOne/components/apps/ThirdSiteOne/componentsOr do you want to get an overview of the configured componen...

Hi software_engineerI would suggest to first learn how to create Content Fragment Models & Content Fragments itself.For that one you can use the Tutorial provided by Adobe. [HERE]For requesting Content Fragments in 3th party applications you need to use GraphQL. Here you can see already some example...

You can't add a port to your host file, but when you run a local dispatcher you use the docker_run.sh with port 80 as parameter../docker_run.sh [path-to-dispatcher-src] host.docker.internal:4503 80Your /etc/hosts file should look like this127.0.0.1 www.mydomain.comAnd your VirtualHost should look li...