Which application you are calling it for ,please ? Is it Pega? if so, there are Pega provided REST connector to call AEM already available.

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Hello kautuksahni​ Agreed, by default, Experience Fragments are delivered in the HTML format. This can be used by both AEM and third party channels alike. So i created an Experience fragment and I am trying to expose/ host the static content in e-mail template. Could you please give me some inputs how can we achieve that. Here is the use case I am trying.How to host an Experience fragments in an email template?

I agree with Joerg!

Hi Chamu,This issue with namespace errors usually happens after a selective crx2oak migration. You have solved the issue properly, see here for the official doc on the topic:javax.jcr.NamespaceException: Unknown namespace prefix error in AEM Thanks,Andrew

You hit it on the head @leeaslingI removed the data-sly-unwrap and I put the predicate in single quotes.So this is the result:v6.2 BTW

Hello Veena,There is nothing additional that needs to be done. Setup environment variables for the filevault. The only thing that's a little bit of an issue is that creating a new file in eclipse and then trying to checkin into CRX is not working. However this is easily got around by creating a new file in CRX and then syncing it in eclipse using filevault. The regular updates in existing files works both ways. Hope this helpsRegardsHarsh