Hi @KNan  Using Workflow Data Map and Process Arguments you can pass the data from one process step to another. also, you can use Payload Map as well.Please refer the below docs:Workflow Step Reference | Adobe Experience ManagerImplementing Custom Process Step | Adobe Experience ManagerSolved: Pass ...

Hello @iamnjain  create an Ansible template of your vhost and farm files where variable or environment-specific content is replaced with a placeholder.<VirtualHost *:80>ServerAdmin {{ server_admin }}...DocumentRoot /var/www/{{ document_root }}...</VirtualHost> Then Definevariables in var files for i...

Hi @JakeCham Correct Ans isD. Create a field of type ServiceUserMapper and annotate it with @reference using ReferencePolicy.STATIC. The ServiceUserMapper service is a core Apache Sling service and will typically be available before any custom services that depend on it. Thus, the OSGi references to...

Hello @JakeCham  Yes the correct Ans is, D. Embed the required libraries into an app-specific client library using the embed property of the cq:ClientLibraryFolder node

Hello @JakeCham  The correct Ans will be:a. Define Style Definitions using Page Policy dialog Editable Template. In AEM, Page Policy dialog allows developers to define various styles for editable templates. These styles are then made available in the UI for authors to select and apply to components....

Hello @blackbox1  It seems like you might have a caching problem. When changes are made inside js files, you need to make sure that you 'Invalidate Caches' and 'Delete Generated Client Library Files'.http://localhost:4502/libs/granite/ui/content/dumplibs.rebuild.htmlhttp://localhost:4502/libs/granit...

Hello @akashkriz005  As of now, there is no direct way to add TypeScript dependencies using the Maven command for an AEM SPA React project creation. The Adobe archetype does not support TypeScript out of the box. however you can manually add ts to your project once after generating the project.navig...

Hello @Gatsby  try to alter the JSP file from <%@ taglib prefix="cq" uri="http://www.adobe.com/taglibs/guides/2.0" %> to <%@taglib prefix="cq" uri="http://www.adobe.com/taglibs/cq/1.0" %>. Also Check if the http://www.adobe.com/taglibs/guides/2.0 is embedded in the final build of the JAR file. If it...

Use Ajax, Sling Models+Pojo classes or servlets. If you have multiple attributes, just put them in a HashMap or custom Java Object and add that as an attribute to session. Then return this map or object as a JSON response from your servlet.

Hello, This can be achieved by getting the user data information from the HTTP Session object in your back-end server code, and then sending that to your AEM setup - likely via an HTTP request to a Servlet or Service in AEM. AEM can then store this information in a Sling Model, JCR node or OSGi serv...