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Hi Kiran,Yes the code will work if you upgrade from 6.3 custom code to 6.4 but still you need to update your POM to uber-jar.6.4 and this is recommended to update your POM.Hope this helps!!Thanks,Ratna Kumar.Questions
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Hi Vasim,Yes, we have a HELPX development article which talks on this topic. Here we are using WCMUsePOJO with HTL.Adobe Experience Manager Help | Using an WCMUsePojo class to populate an Experience Manager Touch UI Select Field Hope this helps!!Thanks,Ratna Kumar.Questions
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Hi Vihaan,Yes Scott is right. RTE is only meant for to work with the text not for the assets or video to upload.Use the Video component in this HELPX article: Creating an Experience Manager YouTube Component Thanks,Ratna Kumar.Questions
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Hi,If you use HTL i.e, ex: main.html then it is not recommended to use static templates.Please use Editable templates.Thanks,Ratna Kumar.Questions
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Hi,It works for me as well.What you need to do is simply test and include the parsys in the component JSP in the below way.<html><%@include file="/libs/foundation/global.jsp" %><cq:include script="/libs/wcm/core/components/init/init.jsp"/><body><h1>Here is where your custom AEM Column component will...Questions
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Hi Rahul,As Scott stated, the best way to learn how to use R6 annotations from the article: Creating an Adobe Experience Manager 6.3 Project using Adobe Maven Archetype 12 Make sure you include Uber Jar in POM xml file.Thanks,Ratna Kumar.Questions
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Hi Hanshika,How you are using package share?As Gaurav said, access the package share with this URL: http://localhost:4502/crx/packageshare/login.html with proper Adobe ID Credentials.Hope this helps!!Thanks,Ratna Kumar.Questions
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Hi Shridhar,1. You can use any version of Eclipse, but it should be Latest version which must be compatible to latest AEM version.2. If you install AEM developer tool in eclipse, then no need to use VaultEclipse.See this WKND tutorial for better understanding from Scratch: Getting Started with AEM S...Questions
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We are working on this HELPX article and once it done, we will update you!!Questions
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Yes I agree with Scott and he is right.HTL aka Sightly is the preferred and recommended way to build the AEM components.Questions
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