An application runs specific license checks against certain DAM assets every day. It should send an email to a configured list if it finds warnings, and mark the asset accordingly. A service component that uses the Apache Sling Scheduler Service is created. DAM assets that must NOT be used anymore are hidden using ACLs and the license check must re-check them.
How should a developer obtain a resource resolver that can read and update the DAM assets?

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An application runs specific license checks against certain DAM assets every day. It should send an email to a configured list if it finds warnings, and mark the asset accordingly. A service component that uses the Apache Sling Scheduler Service is created. DAM assets that must NOT be used anymore are hidden using ACLs and the license check must re-check them.

How should a developer obtain a resource resolver that can read and update the DAM assets?

Sankalp Wadiwa · Accepted Answer

Configure the user admin in PID org.apache.sling.serviceusermapping.impl.ServiceUserMapperImpl as user.default and make sure the service user exists and has jcr:read and jcr:write permissions.

Sankalp Wadiwa · Answer

Set up a cron job with curl calls with the admin user and use request.getResourse().getResourceResolver().

Sankalp Wadiwa · Answer

Create a configuration line in PID com.day.cq.security.ACLSetup for the user that you obtain a session for via ResourceResolverFactory.getResourceResolver(...).

Sankalp Wadiwa · Answer

Create a configuration for PID org.apache.sling.serviceusermapping.impl.ServiceUserMapperImpl.amended-damaccess that references a pre-created service user with r/w permissions and use ResourceResolverFactory.getServiceResourceResolver(...).

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