Hi,In<cq:include path="../../<%=noticeName%>/jcr:content/notice" resourceType="bochk_web/components/notice" />../../<%=noticeName%>/jcr:content/notice is not a valid expression. If you use a Java expression in a JSP attribute, it must be the entire attribute, so what you would have to do is specify ...

Hi,I don't think there's anything like this OOTB, but it should be simple to do as a filter. Just figure out if the current user is one of these users and call WCMMode.DISABLED.toRequest(request);Regards,Justin

Hi,You can get to the parent panel by using btn.findParentByType("panel") and then using find("name", "title") on the panel to find the title widget.HTH,Justin

This is available as the path property on the dialog component: http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/widgets-api/?class=CQ.Dialog

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You should use node iteration for this - not query. The query engine is optimized for property, not path, lookup.

It looks like there's something wrong with your bundle. Can you verify that you are importing the javax.jcr package and not embedding it?

Hmmm. The JCR Session interface doesn't define an invalidate() method, so I'm not sure exactly what you're referring to.If you want to programmatically log out a user from a JSP, you should do this:sling.getService(org.apache.sling.api.auth.Authenticator.class).logout(request, response);See http://d...

Can you explain why you want to do this?

If the URL you are importing requires authentication (which is likely the case if you are accessing an author server), then you need to provide the username and password in the URL, i.e. http://username:password@localhost:4502/content/dam/gsk/rssFeeds.xml