That document sounds applicable to your use case. Have you tried going through the steps to resolve?

The team said at this point - image upload in MF not supported yet. You can check with cust care team to see if there will be a hotfix available soon.

This certainly could be. If you want to ensure its a bug - i recommend checking with customer support to see if this is a known issue.

How did you upload the asset - using a workflow, using the UI?

OOTB, no. You can however build custom workflows to achieve this functionality.

When working with OSGi bundles that use 3rd party JARs (that are located in the Maven Repository), you can embed the 3rd party JAR (for example, Simple JSON JAR) into a separate bundle and deploy to AEM. See this community article/video for details.http://scottsdigitalcommunity.blogspot.ca/2013/06/p...

See the AEM LDAP article we have. It shows all steps  - using Apache DS as an example -- Adobe Experience Manager Help | Configuring Adobe Experience Manager 6.4 to use Apache Directory Service

So you are following the docs and not getting the same result. Sounds like there is a bug here. I recommend checking with Customer Care to see if you require a hotfix.

Thank you for posting this information.

When you delete a MF section from the dialog - the nodes under /content/<youpath> should reflect that - so if you have 2 MF sections - there should be 2 nodes under /content/<yourpath>.The above illustration shows the JCR nodes when there are only 2 MF sections. Are you using granite/ui/components/c...