Access to AEM DAM for 3rd-party developers

Question

Hi all,
 
I'm a developer of a Mac product that batch exports InDesign files to various formats.
 
A customer just told me that some of their files will be soon hosted on AEM DAM and asked if it will be possible to still use my product to automate their processing.
 
So I wonder if there are API options that allow third-party developers to implement any of the following operations:
 
-Let user select desired InDesign files 
-Open those files in InDesign
-Export as PDF and save the PDF files on the DAM server
-Save the source InDesign documents
 
Thanks for any info that points to the answer to these questions.
 
Leo

SantoshSai · Accepted Answer

Hi @leo_r ,Please check Connected Asset here [0] & [1][0]: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/assets/using/use-assets-across-connected-assets-instances.html?lang=en[1]: https://www.opsinventor.com/connected-remote-assets-on-aem-6-5-setup-caveats/Asset HTTP API If the third party DAM is AEM DAM, you can use connected DAM [0] & [1] feature of 6.5Otherwise, you need to write custom code and use Assets API to perform the asset-related operation from third party server.Retrieve a folder listingCreate a folderCreate an assetUpdate asset binaryUpdate asset metadataCreate an asset renditionUpdate an asset renditionCreate an asset commentCopy a folder or assetMove a folder or assetDelete a folder, asset, or rendition[3]: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/assets/extending/mac-api-assets.html?lang=enHope that helps!Regards,Santosh

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