Core Components, report scheduling, package rewraps and CSV export depth
Updated: 3 days ago
Tuesday's question is the one I'd slow down on. An empty Date and Time looks like “not scheduled yet”, and Adobe Experience Manager reads it as “run it now”. [2]
Monday, AD0-E128 Adobe Experience Manager Sites Developer Professional
A team compares the Core Components with the older foundation components before a rebuild.
Which two statements are true of the Core Components? (Choose two.)
The correct answers are A and E.
A. Logic is implemented in Java POJOs with Sling Models annotations Correct answer
The Core Components implement their logic in Java POJOs with Sling Models annotations. [1]
B. Logic and markup are written in JSP code
JSP is how the foundation components were written, for both logic and markup. [1]
C. They are delivered only with the Quickstart
The Core Components come from public GitHub. The Quickstart is how the foundation components arrive. [1]
D. They carry no versioning for the model or the HTML Template Language (HTL)
The Core Components are versioned, for both the model and the HTL. The foundation components have no versioning. [1]
E. Markup is defined in HTL Correct answer
The Core Components define their markup in HTL. [1]
If an option mentions JSP, it's describing the foundation components. [1]
Tuesday, AD0-E129 Adobe Experience Manager Assets Developer Professional
A developer meant to schedule an Expiration report for next Monday in Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service, chose to generate it later, but left Date and Time empty. What happens?
The correct answer is D.
A. The report is held until a date and time are entered
Nothing holds the report. With Date and Time empty, it runs straight away. [2]
B. The report is saved as Scheduled and never runs
An empty Date and Time doesn't leave the report waiting as Scheduled. Adobe Experience Manager generates it straight away. [2]
C. The report runs at midnight on the day it was created
It's generated at once, not at midnight. [2]
D. The report runs as soon as it's created Correct answer
Leave Date and Time empty and Adobe Experience Manager generates the report straight away. [2]
To run a report later, fill in both Date and Time. [2]
Wednesday, AD0-E124 Adobe Experience Manager DevOps Engineer Expert
A content package already built in Package Manager on Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service needs a new description and thumbnail. The repository content it holds must stay exactly as it was captured last week.
Which action fits?
The correct answer is A.
A. Rewrap after editing the package settings Correct answer
The stem wants new details and the old content. Rewrap is the only action here that does both. [3]
B. Build after editing the package settings
Build overwrites what's in the package. The stem says the content must stay as captured, so Build is out. [3]
C. Reinstall after editing the package settings
Reinstall installs the package again. The stem doesn't need an install, it needs new details on the package. [3]
D. Test Install after editing the package settings
Test Install only reports what an install would do. [3]
If the stem says the content must stay as captured, Build is out. [3]
Thursday, AD0-E138 Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner Professional
An author runs a CSV Report from the top of a products section in Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service. The report must cover pages three levels below that section, beyond its direct children.
What should the author set?
The correct answer is A.
A. Additional levels of children, with the number of levels Correct answer
The Create CSV Export wizard offers Additional levels of children, with a Levels setting for how far down to go. [4]
B. Direct children only, from the products section
Direct children only stops one level below the parent path, and these pages sit three levels down. [4]
C. Parent Path set to the root page of the whole site
Parent Path only moves where the export starts. Pages three levels down need Additional levels of children. [4]
D. Workflow selected under the Metadata export properties
Workflow is one of the properties you can export. It has nothing to do with depth. [4]
Whenever a report comes back short, I'd check the depth setting first. [4]
Practice the full exams on the real exam's time limit and blueprint, with every option explained.
References
1. Developing Core Components | Adobe Experience Manager | experienceleague.adobe.com. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-core-components/using/developing/overview
2. Asset reports | Adobe Experience Manager | experienceleague.adobe.com. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/assets/admin/asset-reports
3. Package Manager | Adobe Experience Manager | experienceleague.adobe.com. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/developer-tools/package-manager
4. Export to CSV | Adobe Experience Manager Sites | experienceleague.adobe.com. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/sites/authoring/sites-console/csv-export
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