What is the purpose of error handling in AEM?
- Customize the user interface
- Enhance system performance
- Generate new errors for testing
- Identify, log, and manage errors to maintain system stability
Error handling in AEM serves to identify, log, and manage errors, ensuring system stability and reliability.
What is the difference between the error.log and access.log in AEM?
- Both files record the same information.
- Neither file is related to log information in AEM.
- error.log captures error messages and exceptions, while access.log records HTTP request details.
- error.log records user access information, while access.log captures error messages.
The error.log file captures error messages and exceptions, while access.log records details about HTTP requests made to the AEM instance.
What is the purpose of AEM's alerting system in performance monitoring?
- Design graphics and images
- Generate reports for stakeholders
- Manage content in AEM
- Notify administrators about potential issues and deviations from set thresholds
AEM's alerting system in performance monitoring serves to notify administrators about potential issues and deviations from set thresholds, enabling proactive management and troubleshooting.
Why is monitoring AEM application performance important?
- Enhance Security Measures
- Generate Revenue
- Identify and Address Performance Issues
- Optimize User Interface Design
Monitoring AEM application performance is crucial to identify and address performance issues promptly. It helps maintain system reliability, improve user experience, and ensure efficient operation.
When defining a child component, you can use the _______ property to specify a unique resource type, overriding the parent component's resource type.
- child:resourceType
- cq:resourceType
- override:resourceType
- sling:resourceType
When defining a child component, the cq:resourceType property is used to specify a unique resource type, allowing the override of the parent component's resource type.
AEM provides _______ as a framework for securing RESTful APIs through token-based authentication.
- Adobe Granite CSRF
- Adobe Granite SSO
- Apache Jackrabbit Oak
- Apache Sling Authentication
AEM utilizes Apache Sling Authentication as a framework for securing RESTful APIs through token-based authentication, ensuring secure communication.
In what ways can Adobe Analytics be used in conjunction with AEM to improve user experience and marketing strategies?
- Analyzing user behavior, optimizing content, measuring campaign effectiveness, and personalizing experiences based on analytics data.
- Creating graphic designs, managing server configurations, automating workflows, and monitoring network security.
- Generating financial reports, conducting market research, implementing A/B testing, and designing user interfaces.
- Managing project timelines, coordinating team activities, creating marketing budgets, and conducting customer surveys.
Adobe Analytics can be used with AEM to analyze user behavior, optimize content, measure campaign effectiveness, and personalize experiences, enhancing user engagement and refining marketing strategies.
Scenario: In a complex approval process, multiple departments need to review and approve content before it goes live. Which AEM Workflow participant type should be used for this situation?
- Dynamic Participant
- Group
- Participant Step
- Workflow Launcher
The "Group" participant type in AEM Workflow allows multiple users to be part of a single approval step, making it suitable for a scenario where multiple departments need to review and approve content.
Sightly (HTL) is a _______ scripting language used for dynamic rendering in AEM Templating.
- Client-side
- Java-based
- Markup-centric
- Server-side
Sightly (HTL) is a markup-centric scripting language designed for ease of use in AEM Templating, promoting separation of concerns between HTML structure and logic.
AEM Workflow Launchers are typically used to automatically start workflows based on _______ changes.
- Configuration
- Content
- Design
- User
AEM Workflow Launchers are commonly employed to automatically initiate workflows in response to changes in content, ensuring seamless process integration.