Problem: How to use getAdministrativeResourceResolver() in AEM 6.0 and above. Since method has been deprecated.
Solutions :
You have to create a system user (rep:SystemUser) and need to assign the admin privileges. then we will use this user to get the admin resolver.
Below follow the below steps to get resolver.
1. Go to Felix Console configuration tab i.e. http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgr
2. Search for User Mapping as shown in figure-
Here you have to add one entry and the syntax of the entry is –
“Bundle symbolic Name”:”SubServieName”=”User Name”
1. “Bundle symbolic Name :- Here you have to add the bundle symbolic name where you are creating service.
2. “SubServieName”:- This is the name you provided as a value of ResourceResolverFactory.SUBSERVICE property i.e. “testService”.
3. “User Name” :- This is the user name for ex. “admin”So in my case this configuration field value becomes“com.blog.blog-bundles:testService=admin”
After adding this entry your configuration looks like-
For creating System User, follow these steps-
4.
Here you will see a option of “Create
System User”, Click on this button.
Solutions :
You have to create a system user (rep:SystemUser) and need to assign the admin privileges. then we will use this user to get the admin resolver.
Below follow the below steps to get resolver.
1. Go to Felix Console configuration tab i.e. http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgr
2. Search for User Mapping as shown in figure-
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| User Mapper Configuration |
1.
Click on this service to edit it’s configuration.
“Bundle symbolic Name”:”SubServieName”=”User Name”
1. “Bundle symbolic Name :- Here you have to add the bundle symbolic name where you are creating service.
2. “SubServieName”:- This is the name you provided as a value of ResourceResolverFactory.SUBSERVICE property i.e. “testService”.
3. “User Name” :- This is the user name for ex. “admin”So in my case this configuration field value becomes“com.blog.blog-bundles:testService=admin”
After adding this entry your configuration looks like-
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| User Mapper Configuration |
For creating System User, follow these steps-
2.
Login as Administrator i.e. using “admin:admin”
5.
Add a value for User Id field for ex. “AdminUser”
6.
Click on green button.
7.
Close the window.
8.
Go to CRXDE Lite, your “AdminUser” will
be created under /home/system directory.
If you are not able to find then search for “AdminUser” in
home screen. You will get the location.


