Yes, you can use AEM to build social community content such as Forums, Blogs, Calendars and Events, and so on. For information, see Introduction to Social Communities.

Can I build an online social community?

Yes, Experience Manager interfaces with LDAP systems, such as Apache Directory or Windows Active Directory, using the Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS). For information, see Walkthrough: Configuring Adobe CQ with Apache Directory Service.

Does AEM support integration with third-party LDAP systems?

Yes, you can build a commerce web site, such as an online retail store, using Experience Manager. Adobe eCommerce, together with Product Information Management (PIM), handles the activities of a website focused on selling products using an online store.For information, see eCommerce Integration Fram...

Can I build a commerce web site using AEM?

Here's a small update for those who want to keep their CSS files in the 'clientlibs' folder: If there are different designes available for a website, then you can use the design's name as the 'categories' value and in your head.jsp retrieve the current design and use the name (ID) in the <cq:include...

Hello, I'm trying to get to know how designs work in CQ5.I've noticed that if I have CSS files in the clientlibs folder which has a categories property set in a design then I can include these CSS files by calling <cq:includeClientLib categories="category_name" /> in the head.jsp of my page componen...

Adobe Experience Manager encompasses several applications that are designed to interact and complement each other. In particular, the Workflow engine can be used in tight conjunction with several of the other applications. For example, a key application of AEM is Web Content Management (WCM), which ...

What is a workflow?