How does CRX handle versioning of content?
- Deleting previous versions automatically
- Ignoring versioning altogether
- Storing only the latest version for simplicity
- Using a versioning system that tracks changes over time
CRX manages content versioning by using a versioning system that tracks changes over time, enabling content creators to revert to or compare different versions as needed.
Scenario: In an AEM project, you have a parent component with a resource type "myapp/components/content/base." You want to create a child component that inherits from the parent but has a different resource type. What property should you modify in the child component's node?
- componentGroup
- cq:componentInheritance
- jcr:primaryType
- sling:resourceType
In the child component's node, you should modify the sling:resourceType property to specify the new resource type, which will override the parent component's resource type.
How can you create a custom AEM Component that can be used within your templates?
- AEM does not support the creation of custom components.
- Develop the component using HTML and JavaScript, then integrate it into AEM using client libraries and component dialogs.
- Use AEM's drag-and-drop interface to design new components on-the-fly.
- Utilize only out-of-the-box AEM components; custom components are not supported.
To create a custom AEM component, you need to develop it using HTML and JavaScript, then integrate it into AEM using client libraries and component dialogs.
Third-party integrations in AEM often require the use of _______ to exchange data and trigger actions.
- APIs (Application Programming Interfaces)
- CMS (Content Management Systems)
- IDEs (Integrated Development Environments)
- SDKs (Software Development Kits)
Third-party integrations in AEM commonly utilize APIs to facilitate the exchange of data and trigger various actions within the system.
In AEM, what type of files or content does Digital Asset Management (DAM) primarily focus on?
- Code and Scripts
- Customer Data
- Images, Videos, and Documents
- Project Plans and Documentation
DAM in AEM primarily focuses on managing images, videos, and documents, providing a centralized repository for digital assets.
Scenario: An AEM-powered website experiences slow page load times during peak traffic hours. What steps should the administrator take to diagnose and address this performance issue?
- Analyze server logs, optimize queries, leverage caching mechanisms, and consider content delivery network (CDN) integration
- Restart AEM server, upgrade browser versions, enable debug mode, and switch to a different Content Management System (CMS)
- Review website design, change the website's color scheme, use larger images, and reduce font size
- Update AEM license, reinstall AEM components, increase server capacity, and disable caching
To address slow page load times, administrators should analyze server logs, optimize queries, leverage caching mechanisms, and consider CDN integration for efficient content delivery.
Can AEM and Adobe Target integration be used for real-time personalization of content? Explain.
- No, AEM and Adobe Target integration only supports batch processing
- No, real-time personalization is not supported in AEM
- Yes, but it requires manual intervention for each personalization
- Yes, by leveraging real-time user data and Adobe Target's capabilities
AEM and Adobe Target integration can be used for real-time personalization by utilizing real-time user data and Adobe Target's features, ensuring dynamic and timely content delivery.
What are common performance bottlenecks in AEM applications?
- All of the Above
- Excessive Component Rendering
- Inefficient Queries
- Overloaded Workflows
Common performance bottlenecks in AEM applications include inefficient queries, overloaded workflows, and excessive component rendering. These factors can degrade system performance and impact user experience.
What is one of the primary prerequisites for installing Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)?
- Adobe Photoshop
- Google Chrome Browser
- Java Development Kit (JDK)
- Microsoft Office Suite
One of the primary prerequisites for installing AEM is having Java Development Kit (JDK) installed on the system. AEM is a Java-based application.
What are some common performance bottlenecks that AEM administrators should monitor for?
- Database queries, inefficient code, excessive replication, and caching issues
- Network speed, graphic design, content creation, and user experience
- Server hardware, social media integration, client-side scripting, and browser compatibility
- Server uptime, content structure, user permissions, and third-party integrations
AEM administrators should monitor for common performance bottlenecks such as database queries, inefficient code, excessive replication, and caching issues to ensure optimal performance.