Hi,If you look at the code Joerg pointed to, you'll see how to do this - generate a synthetic HttpServletRequest object.Regards,Justin

The widget documentation for authselector is unfortunately not as far I can tell published. You'll have to look at the source code - /libs/cq/security/widgets/source/widgets/security/AuthorizableSelection.js for details.

The authselection widget does this. Take a look at /libs/foundation/components/page/tab_advanced/items/cug/items/principals/fieldConfig for an example.

Hi,A resource is really an arbitrary "thing". The resource resolver is a service which "resolves" a path and, optionally, a HTTP scheme/host/port, to a resource.The Design object is essentially a container for Style objects. A Style object represents the style configuration for a single component/ce...

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

FYI - I see a lot of people posting jobs to the LinkedIn group - http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Adobe-Day-Software-User-Group-4040509

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