Can you post the error you are seeing in the error.log file?

Hi @mayank-saxena1987    You can write custom email step on the workflow that you were mentioning to send the email on success or failure.   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @SunitaCh    Can you share the error what you are getting?   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @Riyaz_Ahmed_Mohd    Can you post your query here for a quick and appropriate response: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-forms/ct-p/adobe-experience-manager-forms-community   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @krist_wang    Please check if there is any configuration that's needed to be available for the configuration to work.   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @meghaarrora    Did you add the dependency in both core pom and main pom? Are you able to see the dependency being downloaded into your .m2 folder? Check if the bundle is available in AEM as well after the build is done.   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @Keerthi0555    Can you please update the post with your issue? If your issue is resolved, please let us know to close this question.   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @rkmk107    Can you check if the bundles are active in the publish instance? Also, check the core components' status - I sense its issue with them.   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @jnikolainemo    The approach that you are trying to is to constraint user access at the file level. This won't prohibit the loading of the file in the HTL.   Thanks, Kiran Vedantam.

Hi @supriya-hande    Are you seeing any exception in the log once the image is dropped? What I would try is: Create a new proxy component from image V2Author this new component with the webp to check if it's loading the image This way we can identify if your custom component is having an issue with ...