Hi @georhe6, Core Carousel items class is com.adobe.cq.wcm.core.components.internal.models.v1.PanelContainerItemImpl and it has getResource getter. So, you can build solution around it. The solution consist of 2 parts: HTL and Sling Model Helper.HTL changes example:<div data-sly-repeat.item="${carou...

Hi @bhavigoyal,If you want to configure XF as an initial content and include it explicitly via data-sly-resource on the page resource type, you will need to do the following:<div> <sly data-sly-test.someCondition="${yourSomeConditionHere}" data-sly-set.isNotAuthorable="${conditionToKnowWh...

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Hi @WojciechKa ,  Check this documentation: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/using-cloud-manager/managing-code/integrating-with-git.In azure devops you can create pipeline to push azure repository branches to adobe git repository remote...

So, @EstebanBustamante is right. If a bundle is not publicly available in Maven repo and doesn't provide open API, it cannot be used in a legal way.In this case you need to implement this logic from the scratch in the AEM and put it to your own bundle.

Try to add explicit following rules between 1st and 2nd rule for testing:RewriteRule ^(.*).model.json /content/<project-name>/home$1.model.json [PT,L] RewriteRule ^/.model.json /content/<project-name>/home.model.json [PT,L] I see that you 2nd rule starts with /. In this case case the path /child-pag...

If you don't find dependency in Maven repo, then most likely it's a internal AEM logic that should not be exposed and be used outside of AEM. Are you going to build any logic inside of AEM like workflow, servlet, OSGi component?

Hi @RamaniBa ,  What is the purpose of downloading a whole bundle? If you want to debug java classes locally, you can follow the following procedure to find bundle:Open /system/console/bundle and find bundle that you want to download. Remember bundle id (first column).Go to <aem-installation-folder>...

Hi @KannaKarthi , What java version are you using? Versions:52 = Java 1.855 = Java 11Seems like maven is using Java 11 for build, but cloud manager - 1.8.Please. check .cloudmanager/java-version file under project source. Details: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-s...