Hey @Keerthi97 I have faced a similar issue in my project.The root cause for me was that I have used a reserved keyword of AEM for node names such as "config" for data sources. Renaming the node name had solve the issue for me.Only admin is supposed to access config, hence, It is working with admin ...

Hey @anasustic @arunpatidar is right that it seems to be a permission issue. When I see your code and noticed that you are using the CONTENT_READER service user to write the data and I don't think the CONTENT_READER service user is intended to write something in the repository so you need to validat...

Hey @akshaybhujbale Completely agreed with @DEBAL_DAS, these annotations worked when your java class is defined as Sling Model and for that, there are mandatory annotations.You can learn it from official documentations here https://sling.apache.org/documentation/bundles/models.html Regards,Arpit Var...

Hey @sanketd27011989 Have you made sure to set this variable before calling send() method?You can see the snippet here for your reference: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/messagegatewayservice/m-p/252196 Regards,Arpit Varshney

Hey @Var-1 You can validate and try the below things:Make sure the port 4502 or the one used by AEM should be available. If it is used by another process, either kill it or start your AEM in a different port.Try running the command using admin mode.If the above doesn't work, go to the crx-quickstart...

Hey @sanketd27011989 In the screenshot, I don't see any email in the field "From address". Have you tried putting some email there and triggering your functionality? I think that email would pick in your "From" in the email. Regards,Arpit Varshney

Hey @gmahesh ,It seems to be an issue with the permission. You need to verify the permission whether the logged-in user has the read permission to the corresponding folder (which must be /conf).Regards,Arpit V

Hi @keshava219 It is giving a 404 error which means not found.Click on this request and try to see the path which it is trying to access and check:check whether it is accessible in publisher or not, if not that means your experience fragment is not published. Please publish and check again.If it's a...

Hey @bhartm We don't have any OOB link to see the page directly on view as published but there are various ways of doing this.If your project has a requirement to have this functionality then it can be achieved via overlaying as mentioned by @Bhuwan_B and this needs to be done in codebase but if you...

Hi @nitish_mishra Don't get confused with unit testing for the AEM component. The code snippet you shared seems to be normal java code and you can easily write the Junits for the same with the help of Junits with the mockito framework. These two are very popular dependencies and ideally, your projec...