AEM Code Pitfalls cases

Statement - Code pitfalls in AEM

Solution :

  • Avoid Sling Bindings in Java code

        Sling Bindings are an inappropriate way to get access to a service in 90% of cases. Instead,          you should use @Reference or @Inject annotations.

  • Avoid Thread.interrupt in Java code

         Thread.interrupt is dangerous because it can close files, including Lucene files and                          persistent cache files, when called at the wrong time.

  • Avoid mixing Java synchronization with ReadWriteLocks

          This can lead to a race condition in which the code will eventually deadlock.    

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