The best solution would be to restore the missing file(s) from your backup.If that is not possible, I would recommend open a Daycare ticket. I believe there is a groovy script that can be used to identify the path that is throwing this error.

One option will be to use/license Dynamic Media [1] in AEM. It has the ability to add hotspot [2] to your image.[1] https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-5/assets/using/interactive-images.html#Addinghotspotstoanimagebanner[2] https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-5/assets/user-guide.ht...

I completely agree with this assessment. I strongly suspect there is a memory leak happening.I would recommend using less memory and run your tests until you hit an OOM error. Make sure you have the appropriate JVM parameters (below) to capture the heap dump when the OOM error occurs. Then analyze a...

Another solution for this would be to have multiple virtual hosts within Apache. Each virtual host would have its own separate document root. Avoid nested the sites within each other folder structure. The static site will reside in one location and the site serving content from AEM will be in a sepa...

Hi Harpreet,By default, when you search in DAM, the search is performed on both files and folders. Unfortunately, sorting is only supported for files (not for folder). In order for you to see sorting, you will need to open the filter (e.g. the icon on the top left) and select just "Files" on the dro...

I am going to assume that there is nothing wrong with the integrity of your repository.There are specific groups associated with each translation project. Can you check to see if the user that is running the translation is associated with the proper group?On a side note, you can generally rule out p...