Great answer Joerg. For ppl reading this and new to AEM or editable templates - Adobe recommends that you go through this -- Getting Started with AEM Sites - WKND Tutorial

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

Great answer Prince!

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

Have you started building Editable Templates - as discussed here:  Adobe Experience Manager Help | Creating an Adobe Experience Manager 6.4 website using Editable Templates Using Editable Templates in AEM 6.4 reflects best practice. Also - Classic UI (and static templates built using Classic UI) wil...

Your POM dependencies are not correct. LOok at this article where we successfully use Tag Manager API in a 6.4 project -- Adobe Experience Manager Help | Developing HTL Components that search for Adobe Experience Manager 6.4 Content Tags

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...

Gaurav is correct - OOTB - the coral MF works like node, node1 etc. SeeBuilding Experience Manager Components using Granite/Coral Resource Types

Thanks for confirming!!

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