Hello @arindam6600  -  First, validate that you do have the jcr:description/dc:description associated with the image. In AEM, the description property for PNG images is typically stored directly under the image resource node, while for SVG images, the description property is often stored in a separa...

Hello @cnivaskallepalli  - Have you tried checking if uninstalling the service package is actually solving the issue? I just want to rule the possibility of the fact that this is not related to some unknown factors with the implementation. As for there are no such issues mentioned in the release not...

Hello @CharuG -  Have you tried below approach ?  To display all assets in a single column with their corresponding component names. Here's how you can try doing it: 1. Remove the separate "Report Text Column" for the "Gallery Image" and keep only the "Report Text Column" for the "Hero Image" in the...

Hello @annieyang87957 -  Here's a thought ! Extract the content packages for the different versions that you want to compare. This will give you the package contents in a readable format that can be analyzed. Use folder and file comparison tools to compare the extracted content package contents such...

Hello @Prakul - Here is a solution which I can think of on a high level reading through your requirements :  In AEM as a Cloud Service, you can achieve the inter-scheduler communication and activation by utilizing the Sling Job Queue and Eventing mechanisms. Here's an outline of the approach: 1. Def...

Hello @Uppari_Ramesh -  import org.junit.Test; import org.mockito.Mockito; public class YourTestClass { @Test public void yourTestMethod() { // Create a mock of the AccessControlUtils class AccessControlUtils accessControlUtilsMock = Mockito.mock(AccessControlUtils.class); ...

Hello @Uppari_Ramesh -  To handle the exception and pass or ignore the mentioned line in your JUnit test, you can use a try-catch block. Here's an example of how you can control the line in your JUnit:   @Test public void yourTestMethod() { try { JackrabbitAccessControlList acl = AccessC...

@DmitryOs1 -  Try adding below dependency once?  <dependency> <groupId>com.adobe.cq</groupId> <artifactId>cq-social-srp-utilities-api</artifactId> <version>[version]</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>com.adobe.cq.social</groupId> <artifactI...

Hello @DmitryOs1 -  To resolve the error `package com.adobe.cq.social.scf does not exist`, you need to include the appropriate Maven dependency in your `pom.xml` file. In this case, the `cq-socialcommunities-api` dependency provides the required `com.adobe.cq.social.scf` package. To add the dependen...

Hello @ravir73578276 -  To configure the dispatcher in AEM to handle requests for different paths and route them to the appropriate renderers, you can follow these steps: 1. Open the `dispatcher.any` file located in the dispatcher configuration directory (`/etc/apache2` or `/conf`). This file contai...