Xavier Dupertious wrote... Thank-you, Justin. That makes a great deal of sense. I was too focused at first and trying to do it all through injection. It is not cheating to use what is already there, is it? I was able to get injection of grandchildren to work and that works well.  Ha! No, it isn't ch...

There are a significant number of example model classes in the Sling Models test suite. That is always a good point of reference.In your example (assuming you are using Sling Models Impl 1.0.6 or higher), what this will attempt to inject are the children of the child resource named children, i.e. th...

Hi,In the past, when I have integrated Axis 1.x in AEM, I have embedded the axis-1.4.jar and commons-discovery-0.2.jar JARs into my OSGi bundle.Regards,Justin

ka786 wrote... justin_at_adobe wrote... When I have implemented favorites on an AEM site in the past, I have generally stored the list of paths in the user profile.   Hi Justin, Can u pls give more details on how u have implemented in past that will really help. RegardsAs I said, I have stored...

When I have implemented favorites on an AEM site in the past, I have generally stored the list of paths in the user profile.

Hi,The Markdown implementation used in AEM does not support additional tag attributes. You need to use raw HTML in this case (although note the KB article linked to by Feike).Regards,Justin

It depends a bit on your specific requirements, but what I have done in the past is to create a new page template and component for Events and then added a rendering servlet to generate an iCal file (which is really just a text file) for these pages. The date, title, location, etc. were all page con...

My guess - your Maven project is missing the configuration of the scr plugin, which takes those @Component and @Service annotations and generates the Declarative Services XML files from them.

Hi Peter,This is how I would do this:RequestDispatcherOptions options = new RequestDispatcherOptions(); options.setReplaceSelectors("page"); RequestDispatcher requestDispatcher = request.getRequestDispatcher(request.getResource(), options); requestDispatcher.include(request, response);HTH,Justin

Hi Stefano,You're absolutely correct that to populate a TouchUI drop-down list from an external service, you would create a custom datasource. If you are looking for an example of a custom datasource, take a look at https://github.com/Adobe-Consulting-Services/acs-aem-commons/blob/master/content/src...