I have several Servlets successfully deployed but, they are all using GET I have added a servlet for POST.  Below is a snippet of relevant code. I have removed POST from "Apache Granite CSRF" and "Apache Sling Referrer Filter" - and enabled Empty. I am getting this error: 405 Method POST not suppor...

Ok, granted I'm a slow reader, I cannot find any documentation that helps me.  So, I've been surfing and reading for over an hour now.  Can you spoon feed me?  Here is my screen.  I'm at the top left.  What do I do?    

@workflowuser I did it!!!  It works.     Bad news, it isn't searchable . . . I guess they can use the "Find" from within the browser.      

THIS!!! Yes, that would be great.   I think I just found the documentation: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/forms/inbox-customization/add-married-column.html?lang=en   Trying now.

Yes, we have a lot of variables and that's a big webpage.  Was there something specific that you are referring to?  I believe we understand variables very well but, maybe I missed something.  Please point to a specific location that you think might help us.  This has become very important.  Thank yo...

We are having an issue with the datastore growing quickly.  We checked for memory dumps and they are not there.  Can somebody give me some basic steps to troubleshoot?  I don't see anything interesting in the logs however, I may not have it turned up enough.     Let me know.  Thanks.   UPDATE: Ok, a...

In LiveCycle, we were able to use xPath to add custom text within the "instruction" of a User assignment - like this {$ /process_data/@id $} - Here is an example in LiveCycle   In AEM, is there a method to inject variable information in the Description field of a task?   The use case is simple . . ...

@Mayank_Gandhi it would be awesome if you could find one laying around.  Thank you for looking.

I'm not sure what you mean . . . we're trying to use the MSSQL JDBC driver to assess Microsoft SQL Server from AEM.  Did I make it sound too complicated?  It's just database access with supported drivers.

  This is another request for help with MSSQL driver bundle.  Microsoft's 6.2 driver is officially out of support for MSSQL 2019.  It's the only driver that seems to work without modification - it's already bundled in OSGI.     We've installed the latest driver and 7.4 without success.  We've tried ...