@Shaheena_Sheikh You could create a copy of the /libs/settings/cloudsettings/legacy/contexthub and place it in the /apps folder and delete the nodes that are unnecessary and configure the path of the app on your page properties personalization tab. you can try setting the /conf/<folder>/settings/clo...

Hi Guys,   Context Hub kernel can have a big impact in terms of network traffic and I would like to get your thoughts on how well ContextHub can be optimized so that the page load time can be taken care of.    A couple of things could be - minification, caching the kernel.js, minimizing store loads ...

@nj2 Are you using Coral UI2 or Coral UI3 multifield? Can you also share the dialog structure to analyze?

@varaande It could be eighter the user is not logged in, if so you can do it by appending this path- /libs/granite/core/content/login.html or you have logged in using a non-administrator user which might have permission issues, if so you might need to log in as admin and set appropriate permissions ...

@varaande you can try using the below command for detailed information-  java -XshowSettings:properties -version

@Ankan_Ghosh You can try updating your  settings.xml file to refer to your repository manager - could use - https://repo.adobe.com/nexus/content/groups/public Or Check if it's getting downloaded or blocked by any firewall.

@dpimpi-csm In my case the custom clientlibs were causing it to break, as the class names used for core components and custom were same and not unique.

@EstebanBustamante Thanks for the response, we found a workaround;  As I mentioned, the thread works for property names other than cq:tags. We found that once we disable the below, it was able to save. Thanks.  

Hi Guys. Need help with groovy scripts.    I have a property String[] which has tags stored in it. I want to move the tags to cq:tags property specifically.  I am able to create the cq:tags property but the data is not getting stored in cq:tags propertyI tried creating another property name other th...

@varaande You can simply use java --version to check, for eg:   Azul Zulu OpenJDK LTS versions are supported for on-premises AEM deployments starting with version 6.5 SP9. Support and distribution of the Azul Zulu JDK LTS versions must be licensed directly from Azul by Adobe customers.   Just that-...