Use Sightly helper class to construct a java object and use it to render the table. Below is one simple reference to build from.http://adobeaemclub.com/access-osgi-ser%C2%ADvice-from-the-wcmuse-class-in-sightly 

Below here is one documentation I made for internal use. Hope this helps.To configure such a area within follow the below steps:APPLYING YOUR CLOSED USER GROUP TO CONTENT PAGES To apply the CUG to a page: Navigate to the root page of the restricted section you want to assign to your CUG.Open the Pag...

you can use the below options depending on your need.${richtext.text@ context='html'}${richtext.text @ context='text'}${richtext.text@ context='js'}${richtext.text@ context='css'}${richtext.text@ context='unsafe'} // allows everything

Hi,You could also look at the below link. https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/creating-link-rewrite.html

HI,Please download "ACS AEM Commons 2.4.2" version and test as this is known to be a stable one. Then if everything works fine report the issue to ACS commons for 2.5 version. 2.5 is released on May 31st so its still new.Best of luck.ThanksTuhin

Agreeing 100% with what Srikanth said.

By settings I meant configuration in the config manager. sorry for the confusion. Actually when I was doing a POC with SAML I also faced this infinite loop issue, but then adding everyone and content-authors in the default group solved the infinite loop issue for me. If that is not working for you, ...

Hi Ravi, I guess you have not removed the everyone group. both 'everyone' and 'content-authors' are there, correct? ThanksTuhin

Hi Ravi, Yes, thats how the SAML should work, its not necessary to have the user present in the crx.Just wondering if you have tested adding the content-authors group in the settings and check once. ThanksTuhin

        kindly try adding content -author group and see if that solves the issue. The ootb saml integration sometime wants an additional group other than everyone. If that works you could change it to more meaningful custom group later.