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Best answer by Harwinder-singh

@mamathary999 , you can get hold of the parent content node and iterate over, filter any content if needed and then read page properties (use Page Manager if  the content is just a bunch of AEM pages) ,add each of them to a data structure like a ArrayList or a Map and finally iterate it on the HTL side.

 

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mahi1729
mahi1729
New Participant
August 22, 2023

Solutions provided before me perfectly works fine. But the question is what's the intent. Are you trying to build a search component or something like that? Understanding the intent for retrieving all the pages without any filtering criteria. Can you please breif on that. 

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    mamathary999Author
    New Participant
    August 22, 2023

    Hi @mahi1729 

     

    I am just practicing this use case , I am not aware of filter and all , trying to find the best way to achieve this use case . Can you please help me this which approach would be good

      Sudheer_Sundalam
      Sudheer_Sundalam
      New Participant
      August 21, 2023

      @mamathary999 ,

      This blog explains various ways to iterate over nodes and their performance implications. Please read through: https://kiransg.com/2023/04/18/comparing-stream-based-page-listchildren-and-query-builder-methods-for-listing-aem-children-pages/

       

      Hope this helps.

       

      Thanks,

      Sudheer.

        Harwinder-singh
        Harwinder-singhAccepted solution
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        August 21, 2023

        @mamathary999 , you can get hold of the parent content node and iterate over, filter any content if needed and then read page properties (use Page Manager if  the content is just a bunch of AEM pages) ,add each of them to a data structure like a ArrayList or a Map and finally iterate it on the HTL side.

         

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