Hi @Kummari_DilipKu ,there wouldn't be a direct query to retrieve, I would advise fetching all the pages of your website and then getting the HTML content to find your hrefs:maybe something like this: package com.yourpackage.servlets; import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils; import org.apache.f...

Hi @ImadAa May I know how exactly you are doing the conversion? Have you written any custom code for it? -Sravan

Hi @Shivanandh ,Thanks for mentioning that you are using an s3 bucket, this error is probably due to the network restrictions as in a firewall or any such policies.I remember a solution to this, can you please check this answer in this post?https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-expe...

@aanchal-sikka You are right, and I apologize for not addressing this in my initial question. Even though I have the settings configured as intended, I am not observing the references updating. I am considering the possibility of submitting a support ticket.  

Hi @arunpatidar.Yes, I see correct referenced links in language-master/en-sg.We have multiple copies, if you ask for a number it is more than 30.

After generating a language copy from a source, the reference links (authored links in both core and custom component components) do not refresh their references to match their respective locales. Interestingly, only the references in components of level one pages are updated, while those in their c...

Hi @monish_gavali , If the CSS is getting applied, then I am sure that your client-lib is being called.There could be the following possibilities as to why your JS is not being loaded.1. You could be calling only CSS, as in while you call your client lib through HTML you may writing like this,  <sl...

Unless any API provides these fonts, we can't directly refer them.You might need to create the font files(ttf or otf) with the source in your repo. File customFontFile = new File("custom-font.ttf path in your repo"); Font customFont = Font.createFont(Font.TRUETYPE_FONT, customFontFile);  and then y...

Hi @ayushmishra07 ,Maybe you can try something like this.Interface: package com.example.image.service; import java.awt.image.BufferedImage; public interface ImageTextService { BufferedImage addTextToImage(BufferedImage image, String text); }   Implementation: package com.example.image.service...

Hi @varaande ,   Use SSH to connect to your Amazon EC2 instance. Replace your-instance-ip with the actual IP address or DNS name of your EC2 instance, and use the appropriate SSH key file if required:    ssh -i your-key.pem ec2-user@your-instance-ip     Replace ec2-user with the appropriate username...