When working with AEM - you can code your apps to store data to meet your business requirements. An AEM online form can be developed to store data in the AEM JCR on the local server. Likewise, you can develop your solution to store data in a relational database using a form model or a custom service...

Nice reply Ratna!

We just had confirmation from the Adobe team there is an open ticket on this issue.

Are you logging into AEM itself or building a login component to a specific site built via AEM?

See featured thread on this subject

Its down and we reported it to the team. We hope it will be fixed soon. See the featured thread for more updates.

We are aware that the Adobe Maven Repo is down at the moment. We reported it and we hope it will be back up soon. Keep you eye on this post as we will report any updates.

Not that I am aware of. I reported this to the internal Adobe team. We hope it will be fixed soon!

It appears to be down!

Yes - your assumption is correct. However - when working with AEM, you do not use Java EJB, Spring MVC (including annotations like @autowire) etc, When developing with AEM, you use Sling APIs and OSGi bundles (that have similar annotations to Spring - but they are Sling based annotations) that conta...