In an AEM and Adobe Analytics integration, what are the typical methods for tracking user interactions?
- Basic tracking only, Third-party plugins, Manual tracking, No tracking possible
- Client-side tracking, Server-side tracking, Hybrid tracking, Custom tracking implementation
- Log analysis, Database tracking, Server logs, Browser cookies only
- Real-time tracking, Historical tracking, Predictive tracking, Post-event tracking
AEM and Adobe Analytics integration commonly involves client-side tracking, server-side tracking, hybrid approaches, and custom implementations to capture comprehensive user interactions data.
When managing AEM Component Libraries, versioning is important to ensure consistency and _______.
- Accessibility
- Compatibility
- Security
- Usability
Versioning in AEM Component Libraries ensures consistency and compatibility across different instances, helping maintain a cohesive user experience.
When integrating AEM Assets with a third-party DAM system, _______ is essential to ensure seamless data exchange.
- API Integration
- DAM Interoperability
- Data Synchronization
- Metadata Mapping
Metadata Mapping is crucial when integrating AEM Assets with a third-party DAM system to ensure consistent and seamless data exchange between the systems.
How can you handle versioning and backward compatibility in AEM's RESTful APIs?
- Both A and B
- Include version information in request headers
- None of the above
- Use API versioning in the URL
Versioning and backward compatibility in AEM's RESTful APIs can be managed by using API versioning in the URL and including version information in request headers, providing flexibility and ensuring compatibility.
Scenario: An organization aims to improve conversion rates on their website through personalization. How can AEM and Adobe Target assist in achieving this goal?
- By delivering targeted content to individual users based on their behavior and preferences
- By increasing website traffic through aggressive marketing tactics
- By redesigning the website layout without considering user preferences
- By restricting access to certain sections of the website
AEM and Adobe Target can help improve conversion rates by delivering personalized content to individual users based on their behavior and preferences, thereby enhancing user engagement and increasing the likelihood of conversions.
In AEM component development, you define the component's structure and behavior using _______.
- HTL (Sightly)
- JSP (JavaServer Pages)
- Java Programming Language
- XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
In AEM, the component's structure and behavior are defined using HTL (Sightly), a server-side templating language.
The Apache Jackrabbit Oak is the default _______ in AEM used to store content.
- Cache
- Database
- Repository
- Storage
The default Repository in AEM, powered by Apache Jackrabbit Oak, is responsible for storing and managing content.
How can AEM Core Components be extended or customized to meet specific project requirements?
- AEM Core Components cannot be customized
- By creating and implementing custom versions of the components
- By removing and replacing them with custom components
- Only Adobe can customize AEM Core Components
AEM Core Components can be extended or customized by creating and implementing custom versions of the components tailored to project requirements.
In AEM, what is the purpose of a "live copy"?
- Creating backup copies of content
- Designing multimedia elements
- Managing user permissions
- Replicating content across different websites or channels in real-time
A "live copy" in AEM serves the purpose of replicating content across different websites or channels in real-time, ensuring consistency and efficiency.
In AEM Workflows, what is the purpose of a "process step"?
- Assign workflow participants
- Define a specific action or operation within the workflow
- Set the workflow schedule
- Specify the workflow name
A "process step" in AEM Workflows serves to define a specific action or operation that the workflow should perform at that stage. It could involve content manipulation, approval, or other tasks.