Can you run a clean of the Maven project? It could be old data from before making the changes have persisted

From the AEM point of view, no extra monitoring/integration functionality is made available whether you use SolarWinds or Dynatrace. The decision on which tool to use depends on what features that specific tool offers.

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Please take a look at this document for a start:AEM 6.x | Performance Tuning Tips If you still notice performance degradation, please see this document on how to debug these issues:Common critical AEM issues

Make sure the config "Apache Felix Jetty Based Http Service" has "Enable HTTPS" checkbox checked.

Path Browser is deprecated, please use PathField </libs/granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/pathfield> instead

Another method that also involves writing some custom code is to use the DataSource class:Adobe Experience Manager Help | Using Granite DataSource objects to populate AEM Touch UI objects

To add to my previous reply, basically you need to search for the cq:cloudserviceconfigs nodes and that will give you a list of nodes that are not inheriting from their parents, and instead using their own config.

This is not stored as a property in the JCR, rather it's a calculated field depending on whether the node has a valid config or not. If it has a valid config then the calculation figures that it's not inheriting. If it has no valid config then it ascends the tree (to the parent then grandparent, etc...

You need to make sure that you have placed the dll file at the location you specified in your configuration:C:\inetpub\Scripts\disp_iis.dllThen make sure that the user running the w3wp.exe process has full access to the .dll file.Also, important to note that the link you used to download the disaptc...