@kautuk_sahni, Thanks for Sharing this across, Appreciate your effort.    

Hi @DhinuBa ,   These 3 simple steps would help you to expose API to 3rd party consumers or your SPA FE. Step 1: Expose API via Dispatcher Step 2: Require Authentication via OAuth/JWT Step 3: Implement Token Validation in AEM Refer these links for more details https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/d...

Hi @AliSyed1 ,   Its mandatory to follow new Procedure as this approach provides a scalable and more performant handling of asset uploads. Please find more details here https://github.com/adobe/aem-upload if you want to upload Assets programmatically from your local machine.  

Hi @EnochSc ,   Can you please provide your use case in detail as it will help community to understand & suggest better options.      

Hi @Syed_Shaik ,   Persisted queries are GraphQL queries that are created and stored on the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service server, Refer this Article.  https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/headless/graphql-api/persisted-queries#how-to...

Hi @sonuk85184451 ,   The repository path of the GraphQL for AEM global endpoint is: /content/cq:graphql/global/endpoint For which your app can use the following path in the request URL: /content/_cq_graphql/global/endpoint.json     I found this Article it will be helpful to you. Refer https://exper...

Hi @RajeevKu ,   Did you got solution for this problem? Please let the community know if so, it would help others to learn from that knowledge. If not, check this site for some idea about Pagination using GraphQL https://hygraph.com/learn/graphql/pagination?form=MG0AV3    Happy Coding,  

Hi @sonuk85184451 ,   I think you end point was wrong, please try this    /content/graphql/global/endpoint.json   Follow this page for more clarification. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/getting-started-with-aem-headless/graphql/quick-setup/local-sdk#prerequisites...

Hi @jeremylanssiers ,     Choosing the better approach depends on a few factors, such as the specifics of your use case, performance considerations, and maintainability.    Here's a comparison of both approaches: Recursive Method Pros: Simplicity: Straightforward and easy to understand, especia...

Hi @NageshRaja ,   Have you tried debugging contextHub in publish? Try this. Configure the Adobe Granite ContextHub OSGi service (PID = com.adobe.granite.contexthub.impl.ContextHubImpl) to log detailed Debug messages that are useful when developing. To configure the service you can either use the W...