@jezwnIndeed, you are right! My mistake!What I would do then is like mentioned in my first message, change the permissions of the everyone user group and just block the request to /conf in your dispatcher. I think like that you would keep the security risks as small as possible.

Thanks for pointing that out @jezwn. If the official documentation is pointing out to not change anything on the everyone group, I would keep it like that.On the other hand if you would add the permissions to the anonymous user group, you would have the same result as adding it to the everyone group...

Hi @jezwn  I don't think it's an issue, just make sure that you block request to the /conf directly through dispatcher.Also stated in this Accepted Solution: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/editable-templates-access-on-conf-for-anonymous-user/m-p/299247/high...

Hi @YuganSan It's indeed like @aanchal-sikka is stating, the idea should be that your Servlet is using an underlying service which includes the logic that needs to be executed when calling your Servlet. If that is the case you could reuse the same service from your servlet into your ResourceChangeLi...

Hi @rajat168 I think this issue occurs when you have multiple Maven dependencies that includes the same package. If that is the case you could exclude that package from one or more dependencies, here you can find how to do it. Hope this helps!GreetingsRik

Hi @Art_Bird You can just extend the Table of Contents Component like they did with the Byline Component in the official course of Adobe: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/getting-started-wknd-tutorial-develop/project-archetype/custom-component Just make sure that t...

Hi @ZeelTr1  Nice you are trying to go for the Adobe Experience Manager Sites Developer Professional Certificate.Together with some other Developers, I created the questions for the renewal Professional Exam. Following the training courses from Adobe is a very good start in my opinion, like that you...

@kroyal12Sorry, misread the question... I am affraid that it's not that easy...I don't think there is a way to do that out-of-the-box, what you could do it create an OSGi Configuration with a Service which is using a environment variable that is configured through Cloud Manager on the preview enviro...

Hi Kroyal Not sure if you want to identify it in the Java Model or in the view, below you can find both options. Java Sling ModelYou can inject SlingHttpServletRequest in your model and get the WCMMode out of it like this WCMMode mode = WCMMode.fromRequest(request);if(mode == WCMMode.PREVIEW) {// In...

Hi Vignesh_K_S Can you try to encode the path /content/dam/test/cf/country/en_UK? And add this as parameter value in your request. You can use this site to do it manually: https://www.urlencoder.org That should make it work. I am assuming you'll use it in an application. If you do that they are func...