Hi,I had handled this using a servlet [LogoutServlet]. This website I am working is a multi lingual one and the user should remain on the same page where logout is called.So while generating the logout link I add one selector to the logout url so that LogoutServlet can pick that request.e.g. http:///en/home.logout.html?resource=%2Fen%2Fhome.logout.htmlThe "resource" query parameter is used the the SlingAuthenticator for redirecting the user after logout. I have some other requirements as well an...

Hi, There is no need to look through remote way as given in the example - http://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/how-to-synchronize-user-with-ldap.html.Below is the way to look for remote MBeans.MBeanServerConnection server = (MBeanServerConnection) JMXConnectorFactory.connect(new JMXServiceURL(serverUrl), null).getMBeanServerConnection(); // Below code will suffice your need. This code is working for me in CQCreate one DynamicBean interface exposing the same operation present in JMX for r...

java.lang.ClassCastException: [Ljavax.jcr.Value; cannot be cast to javax.jcr.Valuejavax.jcr.Value val = (javax.jcr.Value)mEntry.getValue(); mEntry.getValue() is an Array, you cannot cast it to a javax.jcr.Value. Just iterate over the returned array and see. HTH. Rakesh.

You are just setting the 500 status, which is not picked by your error handler(which is wrongly implemented of course) , actually the sling "default" error handler kicks in and sends the "Internal Server Error".you have two options:// 1.A 500.jsp script can be created. However, it is only used if HttpServletResponse.sendError(500) is executed explicitly; i.e. from an exception catcher.Otherwise, the response code is set to 500, but the 500.jsp script is not executed..You are not doing this in yo...