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/*** Register Multiple Selectors in Servlet.*/@8220494(service = Servlet.class, immediate = true, property = { "description=Multiple Selectors Servlet",ServletResolverConstants.SLING_SERVLET_METHODS + "=" + HttpConstants.METHOD_GET,ServletResolverConstants.SLING_SERVLET_RESOURCE_TYPES + "=sling/servlet/default",ServletResolverConstants.SLING_SERVLET_SELECTORS + "=selector1",ServletResolverConstants.SLING_SERVLET_SELECTORS + "=selector2",ServletResolverConstants.SLING_SERVLET_EXTENSIONS + "=json" })@SuppressWarnings("serial")public class MultipleSelectorServlet extends SlingSafeMethodsServlet {private static Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(MultipleSelectorServlet.class);@9944223protected void doGet(final SlingHttpServletRequest req, final SlingHttpServletResponse resp)throws ServletException, IOException {try { Page path to accessing the same page with different selectors in the same servlet. /myproject.selector1.json/myproject.selector2.json Thank You. Keshav C

Go to your client-lib folder and add the below property on it. Clientlib Path : /apps/myprojectl/clientlibs/clientlib-baseOnce you will add the jsProcessor and cssProcessor fields as mentioned above then both(js and css) will minified. Thank You. Keshav Chaurasiya

Adobe Experience Platform 101 (The Basics) by comwrap Abstract Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) easily explained AEP has been on the market for some time now and customers keep asking us what it is all about. This article is not intended to help you understand AEP in detail, but it should give you a good overview of the basic AEP construct. What does the AEP look like? First of all, "Where do I push the buttons?!" All AEP products are integrated into the same interface It depends on which products you have licensed. Below you find all current AEP products. For example, if you have purchased the Intelligent Service product, the Data Science menu item will appear. AEP and its Products (Adobe SKUs) As some of you may know: AEP is not a product you can buy. It's the products build on top of it, that you can licence. AEP itself can be seen as a very powerful database on which Adobe builds a variety of services that consume, edit, or add AEP data. Read Full Blog Adobe Experience Platfo

Adobe Experience Platform Launch by AEP-sdks Abstract Adobe Experience Cloud implementations for mobile apps leverage Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDKs for data collection and experience delivery. With the introduction of Adobe Experience Platform Edge Network data collection, client-side implementations will provide unified, purpose-based APIs to provide customers with a more modern and efficient data collection paradigm. By utilizing the latest Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDK along with the Adobe Experience Platform Edge Network extension, customers can adopt XDM (Experience Data Model) workflows for data collection. XDM data collection represents a shift from solution specific APIs to simple key / value pairs, that can be sent from both Mobile and Web properties. For instance, XDM events based on take the place of solution APIs such as trackAction and trackState calls to send analytics events. Customers that are not yet ready to fully adopt an XDM only data workflow may

Frame.io Is Joining Forces with Adobe by Adobe Abstract In March of 2015, my co-founder, John, and I launched Frame.io inside the confines of our boutique post-production company in New York City. It was a product built with a deep appreciation for the needs of video professionals, born out of our own experiences as post-production experts. By October of that same year, we had officially become a venture backed company. Vas Natarajan of Accel put a stake in the ground and took a bet on our small and mighty team, who had a bold but unproven vision for transforming the world of video. Over the past few years, our Board grew to include some of the most renowned investors in tech, all of whom have now become cherished mentors, colleagues, and friends. Thank you to Accel, Firstmark, SignalFire, Insight, and Itai Tsiddon for believing in Frame.io. We now have a global community of customers, supporters, partners, and employees. I want to sincerely thank each and every one of you. Today,

Five Practical Uses of the Adobe Experience Platform API by Bounteous Abstract Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) follows the API first design principle, and although they have built a robust user interface on top of the APIs, there are still several tasks that can only be performed using their API. However, due to the breadth of the platform and its API-focused nature, knowing when it's best to use the user interface (UI) vs. the API can be intimidating. Let's look at five practical uses of AEP that can only be done using the API. Before diving into the specifics, we recommend you follow Adobe's getting started walkthrough. After completing the getting started walkthrough, you should have: A project created in Adobe I/O Credentials Created (API Key, Client Secret, JWT) Postman Installed Adobe API Postman collections imported Ability to create access_token using Postman Read Full Blog Five Practical Uses of the Adobe Experience Platform API Q&A Please use this thread to ask the re

AEM - Integrating with Adobe Analytics by Adobe Docs Abstract Integrating Adobe Analytics and AEM as a Cloud Service allows you to track your web page activity. The integration requires: using the Touch UI to create an Analytics configuration in AEM as a Cloud Service. adding and configuring Adobe Analytics as an extension in Adobe Launch. For more details about Adobe Launch, see this page. Compared to previous versions of AEM, framework support is not provided in the Analytics Configuration in AEM as a Cloud Service. Instead, it is now done through Adobe Launch, which is the defacto tool for instrumenting an AEM site with Analytics capabilities (JS libraries). In Adobe Launch, a property is created where the Adobe Analytics extension can be configured and rules are created to send data to Adobe Analytics. Adobe Launch has replaced the task of analytics provided by the sitecatalyst. NOTE Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service customers who do not have an existing Analytics acco

AEM - Integrating with Adobe Target by Adobe Docs Abstract As part of the Adobe Marketing Cloud, Adobe Target lets you increase content relevance through targeting and measuring across all channels. Integrating Adobe Target and AEM as a Cloud Service requires: using the Touch UI to create a Target Configuration in AEM as a Cloud Service (IMS configuration required). adding and configuring Adobe Target as an extension in Adobe Launch. Adobe Launch is necessary for managing client-side properties for both Analytics and Target in AEM pages (JS libraries/tags). That said, the integration with Launch is needed for “experience targeting”. For the Experience Fragments export to Target, you only need the Adobe Target Configuration and IMS. NOTE Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service customers who do not have an existing Target account, can request access to the Target Foundation Pack for Experience Cloud. The Foundation Pack provides volume limited use of Target. Read Full Blog AEM - I

To choose the right KPIs, start with your business objectives by Adobe Docs Abstract In a digital world, you can measure almost everything. Choosing three KPIs for your Adobe Experience Manager implementation will help your team focus on what matters most. Follow these 6 steps to decide what to measure and how Start with your business objectives. For example, your business objectives might be to grow online revenue, decrease operational expenses, or reduce legal expenses associated with digital rights management (DRM) violations. Based on your objectives, determine your goals. Your goals are the specific outcomes you hope to achieve by adopting Experience Manager as your content management platform. If your objective is to grow online revenue, your goal might be to achieve a 2-point increase in conversion for all pages with marketing content. If your objective is to decrease operational expenses, your goal might be to improve the productivity of teams creating digital content by 20%

AEM as a Cloud Service | Are you measuring the things that matter most? by Adobe Docs Abstract Before you begin your Adobe Experience Manager launch, everyone who has a stake in the project should know what your top three KPIs are and why they matter. The right KPIs will help you get more value from Adobe Experience Manager In a 2018 study, IDC analyzed the business value several large companies saw when using Adobe Experience Manager. On average, the organizations using Experience Manager Sites had improved the productivity of their digital experience teams by 23%, decreased the time required to make minor editorial changes by 64%, and increased site visits per month by 10%. The companies using Experience Manager Assets increased the productivity of their digital assets teams by 19%, shortened the creation time for new assets by 47%, and reduced the time to launch for marketing campaigns by 20%. To realize the same dramatic gains, your organization needs to have clear goals for yo

SEO and URL Management Best Practices for Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service by Adobe Docs Abstract Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has become a key concern for many marketers. As a result, SEO concerns need to be addressed on many Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service projects. This document first describes some SEO best practices and recommendations for achieving these on an AEM as a Cloud Service implementation. Then, this document takes a deeper dive into some of the more complex implementation steps raised in the first section. SEO Best Practices This section describes some general SEO best practices. URLs There are some generally accepted best practices when it comes to URLs. In your AEM project, when evaluating your URLs, ask yourself the following: “If a user were to see this URL and none of the content on the page, could they describe what this page was?” If the answer is yes, then it is likely that the URL will work well for a search engine. Read

Moving to AEM as a Cloud Service? by Adobe Docs Abstract Benefits of Moving to AEM as a Cloud Service AEM as a Cloud Service provides a scalable, secure, and agile technology foundation for Experience Manager Assets, Forms, and Screens enabling marketers and IT to focus on delivering impactful experiences at scale. With AEM as a Cloud Service, your teams can focus on innovating instead of planning for product upgrades. New product features are thoroughly tested and delivered to your teams without any interruption so that they always have access to the state-of-the art application. Read Full Blog Moving to AEM as a Cloud Service? Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Onboarding to Experience Manager as a Cloud Service by Adobe Docs Abstract Congratulations on starting your journey with AEM as a Cloud Service! Whether you are deploying a new application or migrating an existing one, this guide serves as your starting point to ensure your application is optimized and ready for success on Cloud Service. This guide will help you and your team started with Cloud Manager expeditiously. You will need your Adobe ID and your System Administrator’s help to get users added to Cloud Manager to their assigned Roles (referred to as Product Profiles in Admin Console) and associated permissions. The instructions for how the System Administrator can do this via Admin Console is described. The list of Cloud Manager Roles, referred to as Product Profiles in Admin Console and their associated permissions is detailed so you can determine what roles may be necessary for various users in your organization. The following image illustrates your onboarding journey, start

The following issue was raised by an Adobe partner...We are facing an strange problem post AEM upgrade to 6.3.We have OSGI service configurations, that has a default value in the code (usual implementation). The service config property values are of course modified in the environment from OSGI console (http://<HOST>:4503/system/console/config). This was working in AEM 6.1. After the upgrade to AEM 6.3, we have noticed sometime in some of the environments, the modified values are not getting picked up and instead the default value from the code is getting picked up. While investigating, I don’t see anything unusual. Like the modified configurations are present under /apps/system/config. Also, I have noticed, if I rename the file.config (just an example) to file1.config and then rename back to file.config, the modified configurations are getting picked up.Could you please help us on this problem to fix it permanently?

      Learn about Adobe Experience Platform Segment Builder, LIVE with Aaron Shields, Yaya Wang and Andres Monroy.   Dear Experience League Member, This is a reminder not to miss Experience League Live on August 26 at 9:00 a.m. PDT, featuring a discussion with host Doug Moore and three Adobe experts who've been instrumental in bringing the new Adobe Experience Platform Segment Builder to you. We'll show you effective ways to create both simple and complex segments and take real-time questions through chat. No need to register, just add this to your calendar so you don't miss out.    Adobe Presenters Aaron Shields, Principal Adobe Product Manager, recovering rocket scientist, and doting dad Yaya Wang, Senior Adobe Platform Designer, t-shirt artist, and nature enthusiast Andres Monroy, Adobe Engineering Manager, code guru, and mountain devotee   DATE: Thursday, August 26, 2021 TIME: 9:00 a.m. PDT   Join the event live     Thanks, The Adobe T

Hello,I'm very new here and I don't know much about macros.I have a question. I have a forms that contain 100+ text boxes, many of them preceded by a numbering (In a separate text object)   so((1)  (blablablabla))((2) (blablabla)) etc... (Where () represent an object/subform) Sometime we insert a line between 2 other and... we need to manually changes all the numbering.I was wondering if it was possible to have a macro that could do this job automatically For example, something like "previous#+1" to all object that start with "ItemNumber_" in the hierarchy. Something like that would be so helpful. I hope someone can help me with that. Thank you. 

Join us for our next Adobe Campaign Community Q&A Coffee Break, on Thursday, August 19th, 2021 @ 8am PT   Register here for this Adobe Campaign Community Q&A Coffee Break.   We'll be joined by Michael Henry aka @mihenry, Senior Business 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:    Adobe Campaign Classic Best Practices - Workflow optimization Monitoring best practices Adding delivery channels Message Center   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

This post was revised on 9.3.24 with updated links. Showing Value to Executives   Note - In my previous life, I was a Workfront System Admin, and these are the steps that worked for me. I hope these ideas help other Sys Admins out there.   How are you sharing data from Workfront with Execs and how do you control the narrative?   Adobe Workfront data, like any data, can be open to interpretation if distributed without context, or presented to the wrong audience at the wrong time.   Reporting is just a visual way to present a story, of what happened, what is happening, and what could happen. Your Workfront data can be the paints you use to create that image. What kind of picture are you trying to present? And what kind of emotion are you trying to evoke with your story?   Is it a picture of a ship on rough seas? Or is it a picture of a relaxing, sunny day?   And who is the audience for our picture? First-line supervisors benefit from task reports for their e

Hi All,I''m trying to create sample workflow dynamic participant chooser by following doc [1]. I'm getting error message as shown in the attached image. I've also verified bundles and all are in active state (http://localhost:4502/system/console/bundles). It would be great if someone can help me on this.My Java class:import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Component;import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Properties;import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Property;import org.apache.felix.scr.annotations.Service;import org.osgi.framework.Constants;import org.slf4j.Logger;import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; import com.day.cq.workflow.WorkflowException;import com.day.cq.workflow.WorkflowSession;import com.day.cq.workflow.exec.ParticipantStepChooser;import com.day.cq.workflow.exec.WorkItem;import com.day.cq.workflow.metadata.MetaDataMap;@Component@Service@Properties({        @Property(name = Constants.SERVICE_DESCRIPTION, value = "An example implementation of a dynamic participant chooser."), 

How To Use Items Load Path In Dropdown List Of Aem Form by Adoclib Abstract In addition to developing new components for use on your forms you can also: Example Preloading A Dropdown List with Multiple Values The Items Load Path can be used to access a list from a folder in the repository and A range of actions are provided with a standard AEM installation these can be seen under:. In this post we are going to create a dynamic datasource and we will use it to populate a dropdown in our component. Create a Datasource. Navigate to CRXDE and. ERROR [GET /mnt/overlay/acscommons/components/utilities/genericlist.html HTTP/1.1] org.apache.sling.engine.impl.SlingRequestProcessorImpl service: Uncaught. A template has preconfigured layouts styles and basic structure for an adaptive form. AEM Forms provides outofthebox templates and components that you can. Obtained MD. In a Residency Program. PRACTICING PHYSICIAN. Obtained MD. Private/HospitalBased Practice. How Can AME Help Me? 2020 US MED

ADOBE DIGITAL ECONOMY INDEX: UK online spending reaches summer high of £10 billion in July as Covid restrictions ease by Adobe Blogs Abstract July was a key month for the UK as it continued its gradual emergence into a post-pandemic landscape. With further easing of restrictions on the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors, UK consumers had more opportunities to visit shops, bars, restaurants and theatres than at any point since March 2020. Just as importantly for UK businesses, the relaxing of the government’s work from home guidance meant that more people returned to their workplace for the first time since those early months of 2020, bringing with them an expected boost to those businesses that rely on the passing trade of commuters and office workers. Many hospitality, leisure and bricks and mortar retail businesses were also hoping to experience a post- “Freedom Day” bounce, but will increased spending offline mean a slowdown in ecommerce spend, or will the online shopping ha

Adobe once again named a leader in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Personalization Engines by Adobe Blogs Abstract t is an honor for Adobe to be recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Personalization Engines for the fourth consecutive year. At Adobe, we believe that this report is an indication of the critical role a personalization program plays in a brand’s relationship with new visitors and loyal customers across the entire customer journey, beginning at first touch and extending into customer service and support. As consumers grapple with new digital experiences while looking for better and safer ways to engage in stores, branches and resorts, personalization can set a brand apart from the competition when it comes to creating exceptional relevant experiences and achieving customer loyalty. Read Full Blog Adobe once again named a leader in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Personalization Engines Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Index on Functions | Coalesce function in JCR-SQL2 by Vijayalakshmi | myaemlearnings Abstract Recently, we had a query in forum related to Sorting columns/properties with different names - https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/how-to-sort-query-results-by-combining-multiple-fields-as-single/td-p/419215 ie. To sort based on language where the language value is stored against a different property name in each component say, lang/language/compLanguage. Sorting needs to be based on the consolidated values of each of these fields. I came across this blog which explains the similar scenario and the solution is to use Coalesce function in JCR-SQL2 query. I reproduced the same (as illustrated in the blog above) in my local and it works fine. I haven't tried index definition for Functions before and hence decided to use this example. Note : I suggest to read through the forum query and the blog before proceeding further for the understanding on the probl

10 Reasons To Use Adobe Experience Manager by IWD Agency Abstract Video: https://youtu.be/DJ5V2_VcaGc As part of the Adobe Experience Cloud, Adobe Experience Manager- or AEM – helps companies create, manage, and refine the customer experiences they offer across every digital channel – including mobile apps and social communities. I'm going to get into all of the ways AEM does this, with the last reason probably being one of the most unique features among CMS' and could become your company’s game-changer. 00:00 - Adobe Experience Manager 01:09 - 1. The Best DAM Way to Manage All of Your Assets 01:44 - 2. Manage All of Your Projects with Ease 02:26 - 3. Collaborate with Creative Cloud Integration 03:18 - 4. Task Management 03:55 - 5. Quickly Find the Right Assets with Omnisearch 05:10 - 6. Visual Media Conversion Made Easy 05:31 - 7. Make the Most of Your Video Content 06:17 - 8. Create Custom Templates for the Perfect Content – Again and Again 07:06 - 9. Personalize Your Content the

Expert Insights: Workfront + AEM Integrations by Peter Nash Abstract In the wake of 2020, many companies have fully embraced remote working arrangements, and with this, we have seen a drastic increase in the adoption of work management platforms, like Adobe Workfront. These tools are becoming a crucial component of how teams collaborate and communicate when they can’t simply stop by their colleague’s desk to get answers. With this in mind, we recently sat down with Tyson Perry, a Solutions Consultant for Hoodoo Digital who specializes in Workfront implementations and Workfront + AEM integrations, to learn a little bit more about this robust platform, and how companies can use it more effectively to improve their processes and optimize efficiencies. Tell us a little bit about yourself, your role at Hoodoo Digital, and your background. I am a Solutions Consultant for Hoodoo Digital, and I am responsible for serving as the primary project manager and point of contact for our customers