Hello, I had two questions about the User Management interface in the Admin console. 1. Is there anyway to see the user's last login time? 2. Is there anyway to filter by the product the user has access to (i.e. show only users who have access to Target)?   Thanks.   Note, I had initially posted t...

Sure, I tried that but, unfortunately, still received the error.

Thanks but I followed the steps and I am still getting the same error. Specifically, in the parent POM I put:```<dependency><groupId>com.adobe.target</groupId><artifactId>target-java-sdk</artifactId><version>2.2.2</version></dependency>```In the "bundles/providers" and "bundles/services" POMs I adde...

Sure. Please see attached.Basically, the front-end code (html, client libs, JCR related nodes/XML) is under "packages". The Java code is under "bundles" with three further subprojects of "providers", "services" and "servlets". The Target SDK is used directly in "bundles/services"; the Service class ...

Thanks much for the quick response. Unfortunately, this app does not have a `ui.apps` directory (it is a mature code base and I assume was not built using the current maven archetype). Is there an alternative for such a project? Thanks much.

Hello.I have a custom OSGI bundle deployed to an AEM 6.5 instance. I wanted to include the Adobe Target Java SDK in the project (so it can be utilized by another service class). I have added it to my pom.xml: <dependency> <groupId>com.adobe.target</groupId> <artifactId>target-java-sdk</artifactI...

Thanks for the response. I understand there are ways to modify the JS to address this, but is there anyway to do so without modifying that JS directly; for example, controlling when the XF gets injected, etc.

Hello all:We have an Experience Fragment that utilizes custom AEM Components. Some of the elements in one of these Components get an event handler attached to them through a "clientlib" JS script in AEM. When using these Components through AEM, the event handlers are attached consistently and the co...

Thanks for the reply. I understand the basics of server-side delivery; e.g. how I would implement in a "typical" server-side app (i.e. a Spring MVC one). My question is what is the best/common practice with using it alongside AEM specifically. Are the calls to Target's API normally put in the Sling ...

Hello,This may seem like a bit of a silly question, but is there any way to use Target Server side alongside AEM? I would not think it is possible since I am not sure where one could "hook" the usual server-side logic (calls to Target's Delivery api), but not sure if I am missing something?