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marande
marande
March 8, 2023
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Creating a form user registration to Private (logged) Area vs Public (anonymous) content

  • March 8, 2023
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Hello Beautiful AEM Community,
How are you?


First of all, really sorry for the inconvenience but I have a problem to solve:


- I need to create a Website with Private Area + Public Area.

 

  • The first step to access the private area is a registration form for external users.
  • After a user confirmation email created, this user has a user/jcr account (maybe?) to access the AEM instance on the Site Private Area.
  • The Public Area don't have any special requirement. You can access it as anonymous user.
 
What is the AEM best approach to do that?

 

TBH: - I really want to use the AEM users capabilities, so I don't want to create from scratch any authentication mechanism.

Additional info: - I already work with Liferay DX Custom Users Form regstration, same to the HCL DX local user table. This both DX Platform already have a kind of local user table to loggin to the portal, but I can't found any similar solution for AEM 6.5.


Please could someone help me?


Version: AEMaaMS (6.5)

Cloud Manager


Best regards,

Marande
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Best answer by arunpatidar

Hi @marande 

  • The first step to access the private area is a registration form for external users. The content can be restricted in AEM using Closed User Group(CUG) . A form component(or AEM core form component) can be create in AEM to register user and store user information in AEM Publish and sync that to other publish instances
  • After a user confirmation email created, this user has a user/jcr account (maybe?) to access the AEM instance on the Site Private Area. An Email can be send using AEM Email services or custom Email e.g. https://aemlab.blogspot.com/2019/06/aem-custom-templated-email.html and once user confirmation is done, user will be added to the CUG Group(which has restricted content access) 
  • The Public Area don't have any special requirement. You can access it as anonymous user. This will work as it is if you don't add any CUG groups

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arunpatidar
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March 8, 2023

Hi @marande 

  • The first step to access the private area is a registration form for external users. The content can be restricted in AEM using Closed User Group(CUG) . A form component(or AEM core form component) can be create in AEM to register user and store user information in AEM Publish and sync that to other publish instances
  • After a user confirmation email created, this user has a user/jcr account (maybe?) to access the AEM instance on the Site Private Area. An Email can be send using AEM Email services or custom Email e.g. https://aemlab.blogspot.com/2019/06/aem-custom-templated-email.html and once user confirmation is done, user will be added to the CUG Group(which has restricted content access) 
  • The Public Area don't have any special requirement. You can access it as anonymous user. This will work as it is if you don't add any CUG groups
Arun Patidar
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    Anderson7
    March 9, 2023

    Thanks a lot for your reply.

    ¡I'll work on it! Looks like preety good solution 😘

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