You dont need any package. EXTJS is in built with AEM and you can create your own widgets.Example of creating nested multifield is here. You can take this as a reference[1] https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/nested_multifield.html

You need to use multifield to achieve the same. Refer [1][1] https://docs.adobe.com/content/docs/en/cq/5-6-1/developing/widgets.html#Custom Widgets

what do you mean by repeatable section ?? you mean to say should have an option to 'add' ??

Sure.. Lets me see if I can get some help from the team.

As Steve mentioned, there is no specific configs for SOAP web services. You can write bundles to consume similar to the java app.

Thats defn looks strange !! Can you please raise a support ticket for the same ?

If you see, they are essentially using google GSON  packages.However, this jar seems to be missing from the Adobe's Public maven repository. Please raise a support ticket for the same.

Hi Sunita,I tried on both AEM 6.1 and AEM 6.2 and it is working fine for me. Steps followed1. Create a new Workflow model2. Add an OR Split. Select branch1 as default route. Save3. Open the OR split properties, I still see the default route as branch1. Change it to branch 2. Save and Close4. Open th...

Hi Liran,Its not kind of deprecated but they are moving towards context hub. There are no new improvements happening with Client context. AEM 6.2 still supports client context. You can use either client context or content hub to test your segmentation. Refer [1] & [2] to see how to use it.[1] https:...

Hi,How did you get this jar ?? I dont see this package present in the adobe repository under https://repo.adobe.com/nexus/content/groups/public/com/adobe/cq/