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.
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