IntelliJ AEM
Plugin for JetBrains IDEs that supports you in developing for Adobe Experience Manager
IntelliJ AEM is a plugin for the IntelliJ platform that aims to support the development for Adobe's Experience Manager. It provides support for custom languages, advanced code completion and refactoring, inspections and quick fixes, and many more features that developers will benefit from every day. In addition, it provides useful tools to simplify interactions with live AEM instances.
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Feature Highlights
IntelliJ AEM uses several of IntelliJ platform's extension points to provide functionality that helps in developing for Adobe Experience Manager. The Features section presents a comprehensive overview, but here are a few highlights to get you started:
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Push and pull content
Easily pull content from or push content to AEM from within the IDE — no external tools required
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Coding assistance
Syntax highlighting, smart code completion, and navigation and refactoring support greatly simplify your developer life.
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Inspections
Numerous inspections catch potential problems early. Quick fixes speed up your development workflow.
Recent Updates
Here's a list of the most recent releases including their fixes and changes. Please also check out the Features overview for a more thorough description of newly added items.
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Version 1.12.2
This update adds compatibility with IntelliJ IDEA 2026.1.
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Version 1.12.1
This update adds compatibility with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.3.
Fixed
- Fixed that nullable annotations were inferred for primitive parameter types in Sling model injection constructors
- Fixed that workspace filter schema was not applied in
filter.xmlfiles
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Version 1.12.0
This update adds compatibility with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2 EAP.
Added
- Added list of OSGi service interfaces that cannot be resolved dynamically, e.g.
org.apache.sling.api.resource.ResourceResolverFactory
Changed
- Improved indexing of resource types that are provided by AEM
Fixed
- Fixed that nullable annotations were inferred for primitive Java types
- Fixed write-unsafe context exception when OSGi libraries were refreshed
- Fixed slow operation assertion error when accessing keychain
- Added list of OSGi service interfaces that cannot be resolved dynamically, e.g.