AD0-E121 Exam Dumps - Adobe Experience Manager Sites Business Practitioner Expert

Identify Duplicates:

Use AEM's tagging console to identify duplicate tags within the hierarchy.

Select Tags to Merge:

Choose the duplicate tags that need to be merged. The tagging console allows for easy selection and management of tags.

Merge Tags:

Use the merge functionality to combine the selected duplicate tags into a single tag. This process ensures that all content tagged with the duplicates will now reference the merged tag.

References:

AEM Documentation on Tag Management

Tagging best practices highlight the importance of avoiding duplication and maintaining a structured tag hierarchy.

ï‚·Group Definitions in AEM:

Administrators: Have full access to all functionalities in AEM.

Content-authors: Have permissions to create, edit, and manage content.

Contributors: Typically have limited permissions to contribute content without full authoring capabilities.

Workflow-administrators: Manage and configure workflows but do not necessarily engage in content authoring.

ï‚·Requirement Analysis:

A new content author needs the minimum rights for content editing and authoring.

This requires access to creating, editing, and managing content but not administrative or workflow configuration rights.

ï‚·Solution Explanation:

The "content-authors" group is designed specifically for users who need to create, edit, and manage content. It provides the necessary permissions for authoring without granting excessive privileges that are unnecessary for their role.

ï‚·References:

AEM user management documentation specifies the roles and permissions associated with each user group, clarifying that the "content-authors" group is suitable for content creation and management tasks.

When a decoration tag has been defined for an AEM component, the definition that will be picked by AEM istagName defined using @ decorationTagName attribute in HTL.

Decoration Tag in HTL: The@ decorationTagNameattribute in HTL (HTML Template Language) allows developers to specify a decoration tag directly in the template.

Priority: When the decoration tag is defined in multiple places, the@ decorationTagNameattribute in HTL takes precedence over other definitions.

Usage: This approach provides flexibility and direct control within the component's markup, ensuring the correct tag is used.

ï‚·Issue Diagnosis Steps:

Dispatcher Cache Refresh: Ensures that the cache is updated so the latest changes are reflected.

Page Reflects Changes in Incognito Mode: Checks if browser cache is affecting the view.

Group and Access: Verifies if the user has the right permissions to see the updated content.

Previous Changes on the Landing Page: Ensures there are no conflicts with older versions.

ï‚·Requirement Analysis:

The customer reports seeing an older version despite the developer verifying the changes.

ï‚·Solution Explanation:

Dispatcher Cache Refresh: Often, the issue lies with the dispatcher cache not being refreshed, causing users to see outdated content. Ensuring the cache is refreshed will most likely resolve the issue by updating the cached content with the latest changes.

ï‚·References:

Adobe Experience Manager documentation on Dispatcher Cache provides detailed instructions on how to manage and refresh the cache to ensure that the latest content is delivered to the end-users.

Understanding the Requirement:

The project on AEM as a Cloud Service has false-positive code smells causing deployment issues.

Deployment Scanning Process:

AEM as a Cloud Service includes a code quality scanning step in the deployment pipeline.

False positives in the code quality scan can block deployments.

Resolving False Positives:

Suppress the Warnings in Code:This is the fastest way to resolve the issue without altering the deployment pipeline. Add annotations or comments in the code to suppress the specific warnings.

Switching to On-Premise or Disabling the Code Quality Scanning:These options are not feasible as they contradict the use of AEM as a Cloud Service and best practices.

References:

Handling Code Quality in AEM as a Cloud Service

Suppressing Code Smells