Hi James,In AEM 6.4, there is no example AEM-Campaign Form Template.However, it's very easy to create your own.Steps:1. Correct resourceSuperTypeMake sure the page-component inherits from mcm/campaign/components/profile. This is required for the servlets to get and save info2. ContextHub-settingsMake sure the following meta-tag is located in the 3. Campaign propertiesThe jcr:content node must have the following propertiesacMapping -> "mapRecipient" (v6/v7) or "profile" (acs)acTemplateId -> mail...

Hi,resourceType in AEM refers to a component. Therefore, the warn message.cq:include is usually used to include a jsp or a component. if you want to include the servlet maybe you can try I hope this helps.Regardsvarun mitra

A rep:cugPolicy node is created under the CUG enabled content node. A mixin node type is also set to rep:CugMixin is also set on the content nodeI hope this helps.

Hi Rama,You might want to explore content services feature that is available with AEM 6.3 + Feature Pack 1.Here is the documentation and a tutorial for this.Also, creating a simple sling servlet to obtain channel neutral output can also work. RegardsVarun[1] https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kt/sites/using/content-services-tutorial-use.htmlAdobe Experience Manager Help | Getting Started with AEM Content Services [2] https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kt/sites/using/structured-co...

sreenivasula As Abhishek has mentioned, you can leverage Client Context for personalization. You would need create segments and JSONP store to capture the information. You can download the AEM 6.0 documentation from package share. I hope this helps.

Hi Sarang,AFAIK, data import between AEM and Campaign server, is a one way operation. That is, you can send data from AEM to Campaign but I don't think you can pull data from the Campaign server. That being said, since the recipients information in campaign server is usually imported from an external source, that might be a database or a CRM system, you can write a simple importer in AEM to import the recipients profiles in AEM.I hope this helps.RegardsVarun mitra

It is obvious from the screenshot you have uploaded.Closetion.123I.html and ic_kal.html seem to be retaining a lot of heap space. it's likely these requests are getting stuck. you might also want to verify the underlying page component.there are several online documents that you can refer to for analyzing heap dumps. the one below has helped me numerous times in resolving memory leak issues. hopefully it would serve you the same.http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/How_to_analyze_heap_dumps

It's not possible for us to identify the issue with the information that has been provided.The best course of action would be to verify if there is any error in your log files. Workflow instances are retrieved with the help of a Query. If the query fails, a repository exception is thrown. I looked up the code for this and the error logs would definitely help in resolving this issue. Also, it is likely that one of the workflow instance node underneath /etc/workflow/instances might have been corru...