JSP should no longer be required. It's discouraged to use JSPs in AEM for quite some time (although you might still find some legacy implementations in AEM based on JSP). To setup up a project in AEM and get to a first, simple website running on a DEV server might be possible if you are basing your ...

Hi @Satish2info! "Last log into specific group" does imply that your users do have different accounts inside of AEM based on their role. Is this statement correct? Do you have accounts such as "userA_marketing_APAC" and "userA_marketing_EMEA" or a similar pattern?The common setup in AEM would be to ...

Hi @NileshJoliya! AEM is a powerful but also complex platform that has a deep tech stack with various layers.While it has improved on various levels in terms of required efforts for setup, development and customization over the last years, I'd still argue that it would be quite risky to run an AEM p...

Hi @varaande!Hope you got your maven build running by now. I just wanted to quickly share an update on the archetype version: The AEM Project Archetype version 45 has been released yesterday.So you might want to update to that one. Hope that helps!

Hi @Satish2info!It's a common requirement to disable access for users that have been inactive (meaning: not logged in) for a certain period.A differentiation for different groups is a very special use case, though. This is not easily achievable and I would doubt that the business value would justify...

Hi @adivj95!There's very little information provided to give qualified advice. Just in general, a repository size of 113 GB is not considered very large and should not cause performance issues by itself.There are a couple of things to check as a starting point for your analysis:When did the performa...

Hi @rbhavanam! As mentioned by @aanchal-sikka, it is possible to use different versions of the Core Components. This is made possible by the Component Versioning pattern of the Core Components. You'll make sure that your implementation makes use of the Proxy Component pattern to point to the accordi...

Hi @Aj_9625932!Experience Fragments (short: XF) in AEM are a great way to reuse your content at various places, being it inside of AEM or on other channels. See also here for a high level overview. XF are usually meant to be consumed as rendered HTML for external applications/channels, see also the ...

Hi @aemUser2345!In addition to the great explanation that @lribeirodev already provided, let me give some background on how packages work in AEM: If you install a package, AEM first creates a snapshot of the area covered by the filter definition of the package. This snapshot is basically a package w...

Hi @aem-explorer! For your use case, there are several things that need to be considered.First of all, it's not possible to run a validation before the asset is completely uploaded to AEM. So you can't simply "reject" the file to be uploaded or notify the user when he selects the asset on his local ...