Hi Kalyanar,I have tried and modified your sample for my needs. It works! Thanks for your help.If  I traverse all nodes in the path "mywebsite/content", is it possible to determine if a page or a page content uses a social component?Thanks,Matthieu

Hi Kalyanar,Thanks for the sample, I will try it in my environment.Two questions:In your sample, I will need to call this servlet by calling something like a PATH.sample.json. What will be the PATH of the resource in this case? For example, in the Geometrixx demo, it will work on what kind of resour...

Thanks Peter,I will experiment this.Matthieu

Hi Kalyanar,I check this link, I see an interesting JSON, but I'm not sure to understand how I can retrieve the forum and its posts for example.Could you give some hints?Thanks,Matthieu

Hi Peter,Thanks for your reply.I see that I can get the structure in JSON, but the data is very "raw".There is no way to get this data from an API in a more structured way. For example, to retrieve all forums, and for a specific forum, retrieve all topics and posts?I need to understand how to parse ...

Hi Kalyanar,I have the AEM version 6.0 and I currently make my tests with the Geometrixx samples to discover the possibilities.Matthieu

Hi,I have not found how to do what I want in the AEM documentation or in a tutorial...Is there a way to retrieve the data of a social component in a structured way? I know that I can retrieve specific nodes in the repository, but I need to figure out how the social component is implemented in the re...

Hi Jörg,Yes, it seems that the OSGi Bundle "JackRabbit.AccessManager" doesn't correctly compute the effective permissions when one or more restrictions are defined. They simply compute the deny set and the allow set no matter if the restrictions is applied or not to the specific resource path...I ha...

Hi Jörg,I use this bundle to get this response: http://sling.apache.org/documentation/bundles/managing-permissions-jackrabbit-accessmanager.html.And I think that this call can be used in the AccessManager:getEffectivePolicies(String)Ref.: http://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/docs/security/accesscontrol/...

I don't understand why it would not be possible. If I have a way to retrieve effective permissions for a specific node, I'm able to determine if the user has access or not.For example with the Geometixx Demo and this call: http://localhost:4502/content.eacl.json I get this: { content-authors: { prin...