I concur, follow the patterns of the Adobe Core Component's Project, and without over-engineering, it will be handled as expected. 

Adding to @Sady_Rifat's response.       Updated: please visit my website for the full implementation > https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/aem-convert-excel-to-json-simple-servlet-example     GET requesthttp://localhost:4502/bin/exportexcelastext.jsonHere's an example of converted excel to JSON file.  ...

If you need to modify a content fragment model in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), you can easily achieve this using the Content Fragment Editor. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started: Access the Content Fragment Model: Log in to your AEM instance.Navigate to the Content Fragments cons...

To address the issue of invalid image dimensions, you can implement a workflow that automates the detection and handling of such images. Here's a proposed solution: Invalid Image Detection: First, we will set up a workflow that monitors newly uploaded images for their dimensions; in a particular fo...

I tried to use /libs/wcm/foundation/components/text, inline editor, pasting it into the page, and it works.From sightly, you can use ${properties.text @ context='unsafe'}. Interestingly it saves the images as a BASE64 string, and positions all margins accordingly. the text looks okay as well.This te...

From experience, this happens to me when AEM is not closed properly, and my system restarts or shutsdown. Ensure that you close down your AEM environment when you don't have a charger nearby. 

It should not have done that.So say component A has proxied OOTB component, and then you update the component's policies to use a particular style system. If your component A is included via granite ui utils from Component B, then your component A should retain the component policies.    Now say you...

I recommend you to create a Javascript implementation for pagination.

You can write a migration script that would create new content fragments based on the interface that you have created in your content fragment model. 

Regular expressions are not natively supported in AEM Query Builder. However, you can still achieve some basic pattern matching using wildcards. { "path": "/content/mysite/en/", "type": "cq:Page", "property": "jcr:title", "property.value": "page*", "property.operation": "like" } In this ex...