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Hi, I am using aem 6.5 and this query is for editable templates.Is there any way to get list of allowed components selected in template . Like I have given input path as /conf/abc/setting/wcm/templates/pqr And get response as list of components added to layout container via policy or directly added etc 

Join us for our next Adobe Campaign Community Q&A Coffee Break, on Thursday, October 7th, 2021 @ 8am PT   Register here for this Adobe Campaign Community Q&A Coffee Break.   We'll be joined by Tony Nguyen aka @tonnguye-adobe, Senior Technical Consultant for Adobe Campaign, who will be signed in here to the Adobe Campaign Community to chat directly with you on this thread to take your Adobe Campaign questions pertaining to his areas of expertise:  Preparing for Future Releases, Upgrade Planning, Testing, etc.     REQUIREMENTS TO PARTICIPATE  Must be signed in to the Community during the 1-hour period  Must post a Question about Adobe Campaign Coffee Break topic on this thread Think of this as the Adobe Campaign Community equivalent of an AMA, (“Ask Me Anything”), and bring your best speed-typing game     INSTRUCTIONS Click the blue “Reply” button at the bottom right corn

Hey folks,           We are getting lot queries for connecting dots between different components of AEP to have complete experience. We are starting #FridayFinding with Platform Experience which will cover concepts and golden nuggets. Every Friday a topic would be released, and the thread would be moderated by experts @karandhawan @ankita_sodhi @ankitbhatt @skand  who would be answering the queries on thread. Way of Working for FridayFinding Each #Fridayfinding would cover a topic as What will we do? Perquisites, steps, and outcome. Connect what we just did to why we did. This part would explain what we did in previous step would connect in real life. Before we dive into world of Platform Experience next Friday onwards, consider setting environment by having instances and licenses handy to grow together. Access to Adobe Experience Platform: https://experience.adobe.com/platform Access to

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Get up to speed on the new features available in Adobe Experience Manager Sites, Assets, Forms and Screens with the monthly release overview videos from the Adobe Experience Manager product team.  We’ll keep this thread up to date with the latest release overview video every month.    September 2021 AEM Release Overview -  Includes an overview of new features including Commerce integration framework enhancements, audio/video to text transcription in AEM Assets, and Forms themes and templates and integration to DocuSign. August 2021 AEM Release Overview - Features Assets Essentials + Workfront Integrations, and enhancements for AEM Sites, Screens, Assets, and Forms. July 2021 AEM Release Overview - Showcases new features including Cloud Acceleration Manager, and enhancements for CIF, Screens and Forms. June 2021 AEM Release Overview - Describes key launches such as Screens and XML on Cloud Service, as well as new headless, commerce, and content and asset management

Session Details In today’s digital world, developers are expected to learn, understand, and keep up with the latest programming languages and frameworks. While crucial, we explore ways to go beyond just pure content management. We'll discuss trends in today's market, what that means for developers, and how Adobe Experience Manager is changing the way developers work. Join VP of AEM Engineering, Jean-Michel Pittet, and Director of AEM Product Management, Cedric Huesler, as they discusses this and more. Experience League Session Recording  Session Schedule 10/5/21 08:45 PDT 10/5/21 17:45 CEST Speaker(s) Jean-Michel Pittet and Cedric Huesler Moderator(s) Gina Casagrande Product(s) Adobe Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Experience Cloud Full Schedule Check Here Q&A Please use this thread to ask the question related to this Session. Don't forget to register yourself for this session using the registration link shared above. 

Customer Journey Analytics customers,    The Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) community is having a discussion around common AEP issues and top tips. Please join us for this 12 part series -https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-platform/introducing-fridayfindings-with-adobe-experience-platform-1-lets/td- p/425777  

Today #AdobeTarget  released four awesome new features that you are sure to love.* A new Audience creation UI built on Adobe React Spectrum that unlocks new ways to combine and configure real-time audiences from across Adobe Experience Cloud and Adobe Experience Platform.  This feature is available in the Europe region only and will be made available to other regions next week. * A new Profile Scripts UI built on Adobe React Spectrum that introduces bulk actions, color code validation, and token hints for dynamic profile attributes.  This feature is available in the Europe region only and will be made available to other regions next week. * Faster Recommendations Algorithm Runs (3-6 hours compute) and shorter Lookback windows (6 hours data) for popularity based Recommendations (most viewed, top sellers) - improved from 24 hours*A new Recommendations Algorithm (criteria) configurator that makes previously-hidden options like Most Viewed by It

Authors: Marina Mahtab, Sunish Verma, and Douglas Paton In this post, we explore how we helped a customer better understand churn within their company using the DataScience Workspace feature of Adobe Experience Platform. We break down the process and explore the attributes of customer churn. In highly competitive markets, like gaming, hotel, and casino chains operate in, being able to truly understand your customers is crucial to remaining competitive. To do this, you have to analyze the behavior of your customers and understand what are the attributes of people who may churn. With that in mind, we wanted to use Data Science Workspace to leverage machine learning to predict with a high accuracy which customers of the gaming, hotel, and casino major were highly unlikely to make a booking over a six month period. Then, using those predictions, we would send personalized offers to customers through either Adobe Target or emails, as well as social media. We used Adobe Experience Platform

As per default AEM behaviour, when uploading/updating an Asset, DAM Update Asset workflow is triggered - in our setup this includes a S7 upload step. Problem:In some cases we get an exception such asrepository conflict exception for an asset,  orS7 timeout exception as shown belowcom.adobe.granite.workflow.WorkflowException: --Dynamic Media asset process failed. Please contact your system administrator.-- /content/dam/myasset.jpg at com.day.cq.workflow.compatibility.CQWorkflowExtProcessProxy.handleResult(CQWorkflowExtProcessProxy.java:99) at com.adobe.granite.workflow.core.util.WEPProxyHolder.handleResult(WEPProxyHolder.java:50) at com.adobe.granite.workflow.core.job.ExternalProcessPollingHandler.process(ExternalProcessPollingHandler.java:129) at org.apache.sling.event.impl.jobs.JobConsumerManager$JobConsumerWrapper.process(JobConsumerManager.java:502) at org.apache.sling.event.impl.jobs.queues.JobQueueImpl.startJob(JobQueueImpl.java:293) at org.apache.sling.event.impl.

Author: Nargis Sakhibova In this post, Adobe Campaign product manager details their development framework called “CARE” which puts customer experience first. Everything we do at Adobe revolves around building value for customers. We take a variety of inputs — from cross-functional teams — to enrich our understanding and make our products as beneficial as we can for our customers. About a year ago, the Adobe Campaign team launched Control Panel, a microservice to empower customers to deliver a better overall administrator experience. Initially, it had very few features and only a few users. But our team loved working on it, and over time we increased adoption as we added more functionality and reduced friction. In the process, we realized there was a huge lesson we learned. What makes this difficult Enterprise software should be made for people. This sounds obvious…but often it’s not, so it makes sense why “enterprise software” is synonymous (to some) with, “something that’s really har

Authors: Rares Vlasceanu, Florentin Simion, and Jenny Medeiros This is the second of a three-part series in which we re-introduce developers to Kotlin as an alternative for building server-side applications. In this post, we focus on the advantages of Kotlin to build efficient DSLs in Adobe Experience Platform. Read part one here. Domain-specific languages (DSLs) have long been used to solve specific problems in markup, modeling, and even programming languages. While they are known for their swift implementation and readable syntax, they can also come at a high cost and even limitations, especially when employed in a narrow domain. However, we believe that with the right tools, building DSLs can be both easy and efficient. For context, there are two main types of DSLs: External DSL: this is a language parsed independently of the general-purpose language (e.g. Java). Creating such a DSL is an intricate task, but has the advantage of not being limited to the host language cap

Authors: Eric Matisoff and Jody Arthur Learn about two new, superpowered enhancements that Adobe Analytics is bringing to attribution. With Algorithmic Attribution now available within Adobe Analytics, practitioners can use machine learning to gain deeper insights faster than ever. Custom Lookback Windows ensure analysts identify the full set of touchpoints that result in a conversion. With their powers combined, Adobe customers will identify insights faster than ever in order to more accurately segment and activate using Adobe Experience Platform and other marketing tools. This post introduces two new enhancements to Adobe Analytics that extend the already powerful Attribution IQ capabilities in Adobe Analytics. At Adobe, we feel it is imperative to expand on our fully flexible attribution features to ensure customers are able to analyze at the speed of thought — answering questions as quickly as they arise. The first enhancement, for Adobe Analytics Ultimate customers, adds Algorith

Authors: Allison Doyle, Rohan Kapoor, Biswajit Chakraborty, and Allan Witts Adobe has released in May 2020 a game-changing update to how to collect web-based event data to improve customer experience. A collection of Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK was released in May 2020 for new customers to AdobE Experience Platform and will be generally available to all Adobe customers later in 2020. If you’re an Adobe Audience Manager practitioner, read on to discover how this update will reduce reliance on third-party cookies, streamline data collection, and improve your personalization capabilities, including first-page personalization. The acronym DMP (Data Management Platform) catapulted into the marketer’s lexicon in 2010 and has been steadily growing in popularity and usage incepted by enterprise companies who built homegrown solutions to solve how to join disparate data across their heterogeneous tech stack to improve customer experience. Digital marketing and advertising landscape evolv

Authors: Mihir Naware, Isabel Arguelles, Elliot Sedegah, Arnold Espos, Hyman Chung, Josh van Tonder, and Anne D’Angelo As a global community, we find ourselves navigating uncharted waters, where we have had to adapt and find new ways to interact with each other exclusively through digital channels. It would seem that we have made a seismic and permanent shift towards embracing the power of digital communication and virtualization. With all these changes, how do marketers evolve? How do brands stay in touch with their customers and build strong relationships, in spite of the physical separation that has become a part of our collective realities? Adobe recognizes content is the lifeblood of the digital experience. Understanding content and how customers’ interact with it is the key to finding better answers to the quintessential questions marketers grapple with: the “who”, “what”, “when”, “where”, “how”, and “why” of engaging with their customers. In this digital-first world, these ques

Authors: Matt Kipilevich and Margarita Savova Predictive Audiences was born out of a Garage Week project by the authors of this blog. Once a year, for one week, Adobe grants engineers complete freedom to work on an idea that interests them. Some of the most innovative ideas across Adobe’s Digital Experience business unit were born out of Garage Week projects, such as ours. When we started, we knew that our customers were spending a lot of time manually creating segments to deliver relevant experiences for the personas they had in mind. We also acknowledged that in many cases, they had a very small window to engage with their users and offer them a meaningful personalized experience, since many anonymous third-party cookies have a lifespan of just one session. We aimed to help our customers by leveraging Machine Learning and creating a system that would allow them to offer effective on-click personalization the instant they saw a user on their property, minimizing guesswork and reducin

Author: Pulkit Chadha In the post, we will look at how you can orchestrate real-time customer journeys with Adobe’s Journey Orchestration and deliver these experiences through Adobe Campaign Classic. In today’s digital-first environment, customers expect consistent messages across all digital and physical touchpoints. However, businesses struggle to leverage their existing investment in Marketing Technology solutions to cater to these evolving needs of their customers. Some of these challenges are: Data needs to be transferred for one system to the other, causing latencies and the inability for Marketers to orchestrate Realtime customer journeys. Legacy solutions talk in different languages (JSON, XML, etc.), needing custom integration to be built. Point solutions and in-house built custom integrations increase technical debt and fragility to the Marketing Technology architecture. In the rest of this blog, we will discuss how Adobe solutions can help elevate these challenges. We wil

Author: Deepak Ranjan Kar Adobe PDF Analytics is here to help you uncover unique data and actionable insights. This post attempts to briefly explain the technology and the often-missed nuances of a document analytics implementation while also covering the best practices from successful real-world deployments. If you are part of the professional community who works in the Financial Services sector, you might have sensed your customer’s uneasiness on new digital transformations deployed. Every industry vertical nowadays relies heavily on documents, be it legal documents, software manuals in IT, or educational content — documents are everywhere. Example of customer experiences are: Inability to understand one’s preference from simple downloads. Discover valuable document performance and engagement. Actionable insights from those truckloads of PDF documents. If you ever wondered derived insights on a beautiful PDF to take the next best action? For example, getting insights from question

Authors: Varun Rawat and Ankur Taneja In this Digital Era, we are served with a targeted ad the minute we browse through a website. Therefore, companies are prioritizing to deliver authentic, useful, and personalized experiences for their customers has become a necessity. This experience needs to be seamless, in real-time, and to the customers’ immediate need or preferences for it to be impactful. This is wherein Adobe Experience Platform Decisioning Service can be a great asset as we can base our offers on the entire interaction history spanning from behaviors detected in the past to the latest situational context. Adobe Experience Platform Decisioning Service gives our customers the capability to create personalized, optimized, and orchestrated experiences in applications running on our platform. In this blog post, we’re going to explore how we can leverage Decisioning Service to show personalized content on an AEM website integrated on Adobe Experience Platform. Adobe Experience Pl

Author:Ivan Mironchuk This blog takes a look at how Places Services powered by Adobe Experience Platform can help companies understand and engage with your users in these extraordinary times. Coronavirus is a pandemic that has affected our lives in a profound way. Brick-and-mortar industries that relied on in-person experiences such as retailers, restaurants, live entertainment have had to rapidly change their strategies to keep their customers safe (#stayathome) while staying afloat. Coresight Research showed a drop of nearly 96% of all retail foot traffic in the states. Businesses have been kept alive through e-commerce with many retailers shifting to home deliveries and curbside pickup. The good news is that lockdowns have had a positive effect in reducing the number of potential Coronavirus cases, and many parts of the world are in some phase of reopening. But what will reopening look like? It could be some time before we have good data on consumer behavior trends. Location is the

Authors: Seung Kim and Marco Massenzio The topic of CI (Continuous Integration) and CD (Continuous Deployment) is one of the most hotly debated across organizations and development communities. CI/CDs have many different solutions to, and opinions by, organizations, developers, and communities. By and large, however, everyone agrees that at a minimum, a CI/CD framework should provide: Orchestrated code-to-deployment process Monitoring and alerting Log management Reporting This blog details Adobe Customer Journey Management (CJM) CI/CD discovery, architecture, and our learnings. Adobe Customer Journey Management (CJM) CI/CD Overview Adobe’s Customer Journey Management (CJM) is designed from the ground-up, to be a cloud-native and container-based multi-tenant system. We have chosen Kubernetes as our execution environment, as it is well-supported within Adobe. That decision was motivated by the following considerations: Kubernetes allows developers to focus on logical entities, such a

Authors: Prateek Kejriwal and Abhishek Kumar Technology has evolved quickly, particularly in the last ten years in Customer Experience Management with every company striving to deliver better customer experiences. Cutting new technologies have enabled our customers. It is very important for every tech company to have a knowledge of who is changing what and what is being changed by whom. However, faster deployments and updates have made it difficult for our customers to keep their innovation updates governed and controlled. A better way to manage your experience deployments is by enabling your tag management solution like Adobe Experience Platform Launch to keep you informed of any changes on your preferred touchpoint, be it a Slack Channel or a Push Notification. In this blog, we will discuss how you can use Adobe I/O Runtime to send notifications to configured endpoints as soon as any Adobe Experience Platform Launch build goes to production. Benefits of this type of notification The

Author: Aaron Hardy The implementation of marketing technologies on a website can be complex. Data is coming and going, personalization content is retrieved and rendered, and identities and segments are synchronized. As Adobe has grown its portfolio of marketing technologies, our technical complexity has grown with it. Many of Adobe Experience Cloud offerings were acquisitions. Each product had its own JavaScript library, its own server endpoint, its own database, and its own method for managing a visitor’s identity. We acknowledged that each Adobe product needed to be integrated with other Adobe products. With Adobe Experience Platform, our goal is to reduce the complexity of implementing Adobe’s technologies on your website by creating a more unified experience. Early first steps included a unified JavaScript library, unified data, unified requests, unified server endpoints, and unified cookies. Let’s take a look at some of the specific pain points we’ve heard from our customers and

Authors: Yeshwanth Vijayakumar, Vineet Sharma, and Sandeep Nawathe Adobe Experience Platform enables you to drive coordinated, consistent, and relevant experiences for your customers no matter where or when they interact with your brand. With Adobe Experience Platform Real-time Customer Profile, you can see a holistic view of each individual customer that combines data from multiple channels, including online, offline, CRM, and third party data. It allows you to consolidate your disparate customer data into a unified view offering an actionable, timestamped account of every customer interaction. In this blog post, we will describe our optimization techniques done to scale our throughput using Apache Spark. In particular, we will describe two stages of Unified Profile Processing where we use Apache Spark heavily and discuss techniques we have learned during optimizing these. This blog post is adapted from this Spark Summit 2020 Talk. Architecture Overview Given that the Adobe Experience