Hi, You need to implement a custom servlet that receives and processes the data sent from the CSP. This servlet should be set as the 'service' attribute that the CSP expects. It's important to note that the CSP policy should be utilized in a Publish instance where CSRF token issues are not present. ...

Hi,   Are you sure the URL is properly formed? This issue usually occurs when there are special characters or spaces ("%20"), or when components such as the protocol, domain name, path, or query parameters are incomplete or missing. Additionally, here is a good step-by-step example of an Asset Worke...

Hi, Can you elaborate more on the issue? Are you trying to install SonarQube on the same server where AEM lives? Ideally, you should not do that, if possible, I would consider using the cloud version of instead: https://www.sonarsource.com/plans-and-pricing/sonarcloud/    Hope this helps.

Hi, It depends on how you implemented the two-factor authentication. Could you provide more details about that?

Hi,   Those are indeed symlinks (or at least they were). I think what might have happened is that something affected those symlinks, making them not appear as symlinks anymore. I encountered this issue once while dealing with a Git configuration that prevented symlinks from functioning properly. The...

Hi, I answered a similar question recently, please check my response there: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/how-to-access-aem-api-for-outside-user/m-p/687512#M171423   Hope this helps

Hi, When you refer to 'screens,' do you mean something like a 3-step form? If so, I think it's just a matter of building the multi-form app using the technology you prefer (Angular, React, VanillaJS) and handling data through localStorage. From the AEM side, you just need to ensure that if you use A...

Are there any browser console errors?

Hi, Are you using an SDK that matches your current AEM as a Cloud Service version? If not, please try using the latest SDK and attempt to reproduce the error. The error occurs because it seems the AEM build-analyzer plugin is unable to find the correctly exported classes you are importing.   From th...

Hi, If you need this to be just for your JUnit, you could use any other JSON parser as a dependency to do the job. For example, you can use the Jackson library to represent the JSON data and get those values. Please check this: https://www.baeldung.com/java-jsonnode-get-keys    For example: - Includ...