@rohankalra infinity.json is an ootb implementation to get data at all level. To solve your use case, you can write a servlet which uses JCR SQL2 to perform the required search to fetch results in Json.
@Shaheena_Sheikh Then by default deny everything and allow specific. Use the "use case for DAM folder Hierarchy" in below article.
https://www.aemcq5tutorials.com/tutorials/adobe-aem-cq5-tutorials/aem-permissioning/
@Shaheena_Sheikh You can "hide" a workflow by adding Workflow:WCM tag.
https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/how-to-hide-ootb-workflows-and-show-only-my-project-workflows-in/m-p/355102
@anasustic A honeypot is a field added to the form that the users can’t see due to CSS or JavaScript (which hides the field). It depends on your use case and frequency of sending details to emails using the input field. Implementing Honeypot will block spammers and bots that could attack your websit...
@karuna Please check the below URL if that helps:
https://taradevko.com/aem/aem-how-create-custom-project-tile/
https://github.com/otarsko/aem-custom-project-tile
@RashidJorvee I have done Contexthub POC following the below URL on AEM 6.5.10.0 recently and was successfully able to load personalized Content. Please check if you are missing something.
http://www.basef.com.br/index.php/Configuring_Contexthub_to_Segment_pages_with_Adobe_AEM#Enabling_ContextHub
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@chandra_s_gupta The AEM server is Java-based and runs on most operating systems that support that platform (see Technical Requirements). All client interaction with AEM is done through a web browser. Please check the below screenshot for the supported OS.
References: https://experienceleague.ado...