I am working on a project where they started in AEM 6.3 and have upgraded to AEM 6.5.9. I have not seen this before but they have commerce product types stored in /etc/assets/[project_name]/[subfolder_name/assset_name format. In 6.5.x, how would one create/modify/delete these items in a UI? I can us...

That was okay. The big thing was go see how to get the reference to resolve while testing. Once that worked, more code was written for the real test. If the ResourceResolverFactory had been omitted from the example, nothing would have been gained.

Here is the code from a sample project that also doesn't work. I just made a few slight modifications of the sample provided in the archetype. Again, the ResourceResolverFactory is not resolved during the test run./* * Copyright 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated * * Licensed under the Apache Lice...

I don't think I would be allowed to do that. I'll try it with the sample servlet.

I know. I'm just trying everything I see to get it to work. So far, nothing resolves the issue unless I add a method to set it up myself.

Actually, this didn't work. I forgot to comment out where I am manually adding the ResourceResolverFactory.

I really hate doing it but I'm holding my nose and adding a method to directly set the ResourceResolverFactory and I'll go on from there. This feels so wrong on so many levels.

If I use that import, it completely breaks the build for some reason. Other classes will not compile. I'm not sure why. I think it might interfere with the lombok annotations for the gettter and setter annotations. I don't quite understand why it would effect other classes but for some reason, the c...

Not only does that not work. It will not compile. The Reference annotation may not be applied to a method.

I have seen all of those and none of them have worked. No matter what I do, when the servlet is created, the ResourceResolverFactory is not resolved. The test context includes an instance of a mocked ResourceResolverFactory by default but it is not being injected with the reference annotation. If it...