You will always be able to get the handle of SlingHttpServletRequest object in your model(sling models) by injecting it. Here is the code below.@InjectSlingHttpServletRequest request;And once you have the request object, it should be straight forward to get the WCMMode. WCMMode mode = WCMMode.fromRe...

Can you be more specific or elaborative please. Without much details, it may not be easy to point out where the issue is. If possible provide some screen shots which may allow us to comment/suggest on the solution.

ResourceResolverFactory is like any other service that is available in OSGI framework. It's most frequent use is accessing resource resolver. You can see its detailed use in  your felix console, /system/console/configMgr. Search for "Apache Sling Resource Resolver Factory".Now, coming to your second...

thank you very much. installed it locally and works like a charm.

I think i figured out something (probably there could be more to it). Basically, it is a new way to keep the permissions within the context of the page which i feel is nicer way to handle instead of the traditional classic UI user admin console where it often leads to confusion.A simple use case to ...

I agree. But there is a catch, jcr:created property gets updated for every publish(regardless of the modifications to the page) where as cq:lastModified property will be updated only when the page is modified. A mere publish without modifying the page will not update cq:lastModified but it does upda...

The publish environment does not have cq:lastReplicated property. The equivalent property on a page that you would get to see on publish instance is, jcr:created. This property gets updated every time a page is published. So, technically jcr:created property's value in publish instance and cq:lastRe...

Thanks for highlighting the loopholes of the approach I had in my mind.  I don’t go that route. Thanks Jorg.

Thank you Ratna kumar. I know we usually don't create it under /content or /content/dam. But why? are we going to have any security implications if we have client libraries loaded in /content/dam? or is it by design that AEM does not recommend loading it in DAM.There is no such official requirement ...

Hi Team,Got a quick question with respect to the way client libraries work in AEM. Can we have client library folders(cq:clientLibraryFolder) created under /content/dam and there by load static files(.css and .js in DAM) using css.txt and js.txt which are located in same folder(under dam). I know it...