Hi @SrikanthPo3,  Some libraries require explicit configuration to use standard Java™ system properties for proxy configurations. Otherwise, they may continue to use the shared IP when sending requests to the client. try (CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClientBuilder.create() .setDefaultReq...

In AEM development, it's common to encounter scenarios where the same set of dialog fields such as alternative text for an image, or text and background color options are needed across multiple components. Traditionally, developers might copy-paste these dialog configurations into each component, bu...

OOTB clientlibs supports showing or hiding fields based on a single dropdown option, it doesn't account for multiple selections. To achieve that functionality, a custom JavaScript solution is required. You can check this: https://ms-29.com/aem/sites/show-hide-aem-dialog-fields-on-dropdown-selection#...

Hi @akhilraj, You need to raise a support ticket to Enable User sync between publishers. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/sites/authoring/personalization/user-and-group-sync-for-publish-tier#data-synchronization

/libs/cq/gui/components/authoring/dialog/dropdownshowhide/clientlibs/dropdownshowhide/js/dropdownshowhide.js supports showing or hiding fields based on a single dropdown option, it doesn't account for multiple selections. To achieve that functionality, a custom JavaScript solution is required. You c...

/libs/cq/gui/components/authoring/dialog/dropdownshowhide/clientlibs/dropdownshowhide/js/dropdownshowhide.js supports showing or hiding fields based on a single dropdown option, it doesn't account for multiple selections. To achieve that functionality, a custom JavaScript solution is required. You c...

In AEM 6.5, you can define arbitrary run modes to apply OSGi configurations to specific instances. However, in AEMaaCS, the platform supports a fixed set of predefined run modes. While custom run modes cannot be created in AEMaaCS, you can still achieve similar functionality using alternative approa...

You can mock getSlingScriptHelper like below: @Mock private Bindings bindings; @Mock private SlingScriptHelper slingScriptHelper; @BeforeEach void setUp() { Mockito.when(bindings.get("sling")).thenReturn(slingScriptHelper); Mockito.when(slingScriptHelper.getService(LinkCreator.class)) .then...

Hi @SDusane, If multiple groups are not working as expected, you can create a new group and assign it as a member of both existing groups. In this way, any members added to the newly created group will inherit permissions and access from both original groups.

When implement dispatcher caching, keeping content up-to-date and fast can be a challenge, but with the right Dispatcher caching and flush strategies, you can make sure your users always see the latest updates without sacrificing performance.