Hi guys,I'm maintaining a site that I didn't write so I don't understand the purpose of all of the code. Anyway...I'm seeing a stacktrace (see end of post) in the production logs and I'd like to fix it.  If I navigate to /content/com/products/cinnamon-crumb-coffee-cake-whole/jcr:content, there is no...

I have two Sling Models:    @Model(adaptables = {SlingHttpServletRequest.class, Resource.class}, defaultInjectionStrategy = DefaultInjectionStrategy.OPTIONAL)    public class VideoGridItem {          @SlingObject      private Resource resource;          @SlingObject      private SlingHttpServletRequ...

Your answer is a cop out.You don't think it's cumbersome. I think it's cumbersome. I think most Java devs who are new to AEM would think it's cumbersome.Yes, Apache Experience Manager uses OSGi but it also has its own annotations. Apache could make things easier but it clearly doesn't think this is ...

Two interfaces is apparently the best use case in AEM. Unfortunately it is very cumbersome. Coming from a Java background, this is very annoying. AEM really ought to implement the standard Java interfaces (@Inject and @Named). How do I file a change request?

One more point is that I'd like to do this purely in code without touching the OSGi console.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding your reply but I don't think it answers my question. I don't have two instances of the same Java implementation. I have two different implementations. Your example uses MailServiceImpl but with two different labels allowing independent configuration. Useful, but not what I...

I have two implementations of an interface. Both are OSGipublic interface MenuService {//...}and@Component(    immediate = true,    service = MenuService.class,    name = "menuServiceImpl1")public interface MenuServiceImpl1 implements MenuService {//...}and@Component(    immediate = true,    service...

Newbie here, so go easy. Not quite sure my terminology is correct.I'm trying to get all of the instances of a given model.  I have a Video component like so:@Model(adaptables = Resource.class, defaultInjectionStrategy = DefaultInjectionStrategy.OPTIONAL)public class Video {     private url;}I'd like...

I have a resource included as follows:<div data-sly-resource="${ 'resource-name' @ resourceType='path/to/resource'}"></div>In some cases, that resource is failing to load and no HTMLis being rendered. How can I detected that failure and take action?Preferably, I'd like to return the response as norm...