<c:include script="content.jsp"/>HTL: data-sly-include="content.jsp"<sling:include path="/conent/my-msm/us/en-us/mypage/jcr:content/mycomponent" resourceType="myapp/components/content/mycomponent"/>HTL: data-sly-resource="${ @ path = '/content...' , resourceType='myapp/../..'}"

thanks for the feedback!

BTW I raised this issue to make the getValueMap() available, to save a line of code https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-6085

Here an example:"use strict";use(function () {    var parent = resource.getParent();    var props = parent.adaptTo(Packages.org.apache.sling.api.resource.ValueMap);    return props.get("jcr:createdBy","");});

I would compare your http-request with the one from packagemanager.

I got your JS-code down to this:"use strict";use(function () {    var count = properties["columCount"];    return new Array(Number(count));});

What I can think of that you use a Java/JS implementation, whereby you pass the numeric value.Then the Java/JS returns an array/list with the correct size, that you can use with data-sly-list/data-sly-repeatHope this helps.

To me you can do a search that is property/value based, then you are not using tag-search functionality.

You can also look at crx2oak to push down content from your higher environments, also these command are 'just' os commands.

In your example you have two different things... request attribute and request parameter.Which one do you want to access in your code?