Hi @SarveshPalani ,The HTTP API for creating a Content Fragment in AEM returns a 200 status code with a "Content modified" message instead of a 201 status code with a "Content created" message. This is because the API is designed to update an existing Content Fragment if it already exists at the spe...

Hi @jayv25585659 ,In AEM 6.5.x, there is no direct equivalent to the `allowedPaths` property for editable templates. The `allowedPaths` property is typically used in component dialog definitions to restrict the selection of pages or assets.However, you can achieve a similar effect by using the `allo...

Hi @learningNeverStops ,Edge Delivery and Sites in AEM are two different approaches to content delivery and authoring. Here's a comparison of the two:1. Ease of Use: Edge Delivery's Document-Based authoring is designed to be simpler and more intuitive for authors. It provides a streamlined interface...

Hi @msgavali111 ,To achieve the use case of creating a component that allows adding multiple content fragments and displaying them as a dropdown, you can follow these steps:Step 1: Create a Component - DisclosuresCreate a new component in AEM called "Disclosures" using the desired template.Define th...

Hi @msgavali111 ,To get data from the master variation of a content fragment in AEM, you can use the Content Fragment API provided by AEM. Here's an example of how you can retrieve data from the master variation, specifically from the "disclosure" field which contains a list of items: import com.ado...

Hi @KannanCh2 ,1. To clear the cache from the Dispatcher and the default Fastly CDN provided with AEM as a Cloud Service, you can follow these steps:- Clearing the Dispatcher cache:1. Connect to the server where the Dispatcher is installed.2. Navigate to the Dispatcher cache directory.3. Delete the ...

Hi @KannanCh2 ,To check if a CDN is being used with your AEM setup, you can follow these steps:1. Check the AEM Dispatcher configuration: The AEM Dispatcher is responsible for caching and delivering content to end-users. If a CDN is being used, it's likely that the Dispatcher is configured to forwar...

HI @Keerthi0555 ,To write JUnit tests for `Page.getTags()`, you can use the AEM Mocks library provided by Adobe. Here's an example of how you can write JUnit tests for `Page.getTags()`:1. Add the AEM Mocks dependency to your project's build.gradle or pom.xml file:For Gradle:```groovytestImplementati...

Hi @kalyanchakravarthych ,To work with AEM Server Side Rendering (SSR) with Remote SPA, you can follow these steps:1. Set up your AEM instance to support SSR. This involves configuring the AEM Dispatcher to allow requests to be forwarded to the AEM SSR server.2. Create a Remote SPA application that ...

HI @kvarthi ,Using a single Sling Model for multiple custom components in AEM is a valid approach and can provide reusability and maintainability benefits. It allows you to define common properties and logic in one place and reuse them across different components.In your scenario, you have a `standa...