Arun is 100% correct - I will get this working on the latest AEM and post both Java code and HTL code.

Have you going through this document. I have never seen any issues - esp with Select fields. Building Experience Manager Components using Granite/Coral Resource Types

I will update this example - based on Java that creates the LIST and HTL to iterate it.

Post your Java backend - looks like you have not properly specified the correct backend.

Looks like they are attempting to connect to a database as if they are working in a SPRING MVC project. Something like - https://www.journaldev.com/2597/spring-datasource-jndi-with-tomcat-example However - as i have pointed out, AEM is not a Spring based framework and therefore to connect to a datab...

Issue is how session is obtained. You need to use a system user and give correct permissions. This works....Component(immediate=true,service= EventListener.class) public class SimpleResourceListener implements EventListener{       Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass());     private...

Thxs Prince for confirming Article workss

I can say it’s not best practice. I recommend following best practice which is DataSoucePool to access a database from AEM.

Look at our example that does work. you still must be missing something. Are you sure the dialog nodes match you names in the HTL code?

We have an article that shows you how to work with OR SPLITS and get them working. See -- Adobe Experience Manager Help | Invoking an Adobe Experience Manager Custom 6.4 Workflow from a web page This clearly shows use of using an OR Split within AEM Workflows.