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AEM Traditional, Headless and Hybrid Implementation

  • January 26, 2025
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AEM supports traditional, Headless and Hybrid delivery capabilities in various ways. Which of the following are the tools enabling Omnichannel experience capabilities in AEM?

 

 

Sling Modal Exporter for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

AEM Assets HTTP API

Content Services

 

 

Sling Modal Exporter for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

AEM Assets HTTP API

GraphQL API for content fragments and experience fragments

 

 

AEM Assets HTTP API

GraphQL API for content Fragments and Experience fragments

Content Services

 

 

Sling Modal exporter for content fragments and experience fragments

GraphQL API for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

Content Services

Best answer by ayush-anand

Hi @s__k__agarwal,

Sling Model Exporter for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

GraphQL API for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

Content Services.

Why:

  1. Sling Model Exporter
    This allows you to export AEM data as JSON, making it easier to use content fragments and experience fragments in a headless or hybrid approach. It’s perfect for integrating with omnichannel applications.

  2. GraphQL API
    GraphQL makes querying content fragments efficient and flexible. It’s a great tool for delivering structured content to various channels in a headless way.

  3. Content Services
    This framework is specifically designed for delivering JSON-based APIs that can provide content for web, mobile, and other digital platforms. It’s a key feature for headless delivery.

Other options don’t fully fit because:

  • AEM Assets HTTP API is mainly for managing assets like images and videos. It’s not specifically about delivering content fragments or enabling headless or hybrid capabilities.
  • The core tools for omnichannel delivery focus on JSON-based content delivery through Sling Model Exporter, GraphQL, and Content Services.

Regards

Ayush

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Shiv_Prakash_Patel
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Shiv_Prakash_PatelCommunity Advisor
Community Advisor
January 26, 2025

Hi @s__k__agarwal ,

The tools in AEM enabling omnichannel experience capabilities include:

  1. Content Fragments: Create and manage reusable, structured, channel-agnostic content for various platforms.
  2. Experience Fragments: Deliver consistent messaging and design by grouping content and layouts into reusable, channel-independent fragments.
  3. Content Services: Enable headless content delivery for seamless integration across multiple channels and devices.

Regards,

Shiv Prakash
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    S__k__AgarwalAuthor
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    January 26, 2025

    @shiv_prakash_patel Out of the given options which is the most accurate?

     

    Shiv_Prakash_Patel
    Community Advisor
    Shiv_Prakash_PatelCommunity Advisor
    Community Advisor
    January 27, 2025

    @s__k__agarwal 

    Below combinations are optimals:

    Sling Model Exporter: Helps expose Content Fragments and Experience Fragments as JSON for headless delivery.
    GraphQL API: Provides efficient and flexible querying for content fragments and experience fragments, improving performance and enabling precise content delivery.
    Content Services: Supports APIs to serve structured content for various channels, enabling seamless omnichannel experiences.

    Regards,

    Shiv Prakash
      ChitraMadan
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      ChitraMadanCommunity Advisor
      Community Advisor
      January 27, 2025

      Hi @s__k__agarwal ,

       

      Different approaches could work for different teams and different organisations. It depends on what use case you're trying to solve.

       

      Please let us know if you have any specific use case in mind?

       

      Thanks,

      Chitra

        iamnjain
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        iamnjainCommunity Advisor
        Community Advisor
        January 27, 2025

        @s__k__agarwal 
        Out of given options, most suitable one is this:

        Sling Modal Exporter for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

        AEM Assets HTTP API

        Content Services

        Hope it helps 🙂

          kautuk_sahni
          Community Manager
          kautuk_sahniCommunity Manager
          Community Manager
          January 27, 2025

          @s__k__agarwal Did you find the suggestions helpful? Please let us know if you require more information. Otherwise, please mark the answer as correct for posterity. If you've discovered a solution yourself, we would appreciate it if you could share it with the community. Thank you!

          Kautuk Sahni
          ayush-anand
          ayush-anandAccepted solution
          Level 4
          January 27, 2025

          Hi @s__k__agarwal,

          Sling Model Exporter for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

          GraphQL API for Content Fragments and Experience Fragments

          Content Services.

          Why:

          1. Sling Model Exporter
            This allows you to export AEM data as JSON, making it easier to use content fragments and experience fragments in a headless or hybrid approach. It’s perfect for integrating with omnichannel applications.

          2. GraphQL API
            GraphQL makes querying content fragments efficient and flexible. It’s a great tool for delivering structured content to various channels in a headless way.

          3. Content Services
            This framework is specifically designed for delivering JSON-based APIs that can provide content for web, mobile, and other digital platforms. It’s a key feature for headless delivery.

          Other options don’t fully fit because:

          • AEM Assets HTTP API is mainly for managing assets like images and videos. It’s not specifically about delivering content fragments or enabling headless or hybrid capabilities.
          • The core tools for omnichannel delivery focus on JSON-based content delivery through Sling Model Exporter, GraphQL, and Content Services.

          Regards

          Ayush

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