To be crystal clear:First6.5.12 Cumulative download gives me this file: aem-service-pkg-6.5.12.0.zipSecondThen, Add-on for 6.5.12 download gives me this file: adobe-aemfd-win-pkg-6.0.640.zip Correct?
We installed 6.5.12 cumulative from here: https://experience.adobe.com/#/downloads/content/software-distribution/en/aem.html Now, I open a workflow model and click "Add variable" and it does nothing. I opened the javascript console and I receive the error below.This is a big problem. Did I miss a...
That is what I'm finding, too. I think can I remove a Node in JCR directly but, I'm worried about any unknown side effects. Any advice would be appreciated.
We have a use-case where we need to create a dynamic group and add users dynamically into the group for a user assignment task. The users are variable and determined during runtime. We are using the following APIs to create the group and assign users. https://developer.adobe.com/experience-manager...
This is how I did it in a custom java component: String wfinitiatorId = workItem.getWorkflow().getInitiator();log.info(" Initiator id is: " + wfinitiatorId);
@Anmol_Bhardwaj MetaDataMap vars = wfd.getMetaDataMap();String initiatorId = vars.get("initiatorId", "undefined").trim();log.info(" InitiatorId is: " + initiatorId); We created a custom workflow step in Java. This is the second step in our workflow. The initiatorId is undefined. When is initiato...
Yes, I was hoping to avoid making the bundle myself. I have tried unsuccessfully in the past so, was hoping for a little help. And, yes, we are confirming the correct JDK.
We already have an Oracle database driver for Java 8. Can anybody provide an OSGI bundle for the Java 11's version of Oracles JDBC driver? It would be greatly appreciated. Of course, happy to hear arguments why it's not important to be using Java 11 instead of Java 8.