@aemUser2345  On a high level , the URL is decomposed into individual parts and based on that a mapping to a resource in the JAVA content repository is done. For a detailed look at this url resolution, check out the below links : https://sling.apache.org/documentation/the-sling-engine/url-decomposit...

@pnagy  Use AEM Dependency Manager and get the version and then place that dependency into the projects POM in the dependency section.  http://localhost:4502/system/console/depfinder

@abhiyash_agrawal  There is copy content tool available in the cloud manager that lets you copy content from one AEM environment to another. But  that works only for environments within a single program.For a inter-program content transfer, you may want to check with Adobe support via a ticket to se...

@stiegjo22  Is there a specific reason why you want to access the content of a config file like this ?Ideally, to access a config , you may want to create a object class definition (OCD) and access the properties inside the config file via a service implementation. More on this here - https://experi...

@Rudra-2024  For the case where the event handler is not getting triggered, could it be due to the fact that your event handler execution takes more than 5000 ms and hence causing it become blacklisted. Once that happens, your event handler is no longer functional.  We ran into this type of scenario...

@pulkitvashisth wouldn't this be a problem if the authors are based out of multiple geographies ? In the code we are explicitly setting the timezone for a specific geography (India in this case). This will be a problem if someone tries to author this component from , lets say US.besides using typehi...

@pradeepdubey82 You can try creating a akamai cache invalidation service that can be invoked from within a event handler that listens to a page activation event. The payload in this case is page and the same can be passed to this cache invalidation service.

@ivanm10524896  You can set up a url rewrite for this one either at the CDN level or at the dispatcher level and we should be fine. More of url rewrites at dispatcher - https://axamit.com/blog/adobe-experience-manager/what-are-dispatcher-rewrite-rules/https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5...

@M_Manasi  you can use typehints to force the data to be saved as a string instead of an actual Date object.With that you should not get an additional offset that you see now.