Which property is deprecated while resolving a template (T) that can be used as a template for page (P)?
Which property is deprecated while resolving a template (T) that can be used as a template for page (P)?
The property cq:allowedTemplates is deprecated. This property was used to define the allowed templates that can be used to create pages under a specific path in CRX, which is the content repository used by Adobe Experience Manager (AEM).
Assume there are multiple publish instances (publ,pub2 and pub3) serving requests for an online shopping site. The end user is allowed to provide reviews and comments for each product and about their shopping experience. The Dispatcher module is in place to load balance the requests to publish instances and there is only one author instance, named author, where content editors create the pages. When a user, named User A, provides comments and the request being served by publish Instance publ, in which three ways are these comments replicated to pub2 and pub3? (Choose three.)
When comments are provided by a user and need to be replicated to multiple publish instances, it is essential to ensure that the comments are properly propagated across all instances to maintain consistency. Configuring the dispatcher flush for the author pointing to the webserver URI where the Dispatcher is deployed helps in efficiently managing the cache and ensuring that updates are propagated. Configuring replication agents for the author pointing to all publish instances (publ, pub2, and pub3) ensures that content changes, including comments, are pushed to all publish instances. Configuring reverse replication agents for the author pointing to all publish instances ensures that content changes from publish instances are reflected back to the author environment, ensuring bidirectional synchronization.
Which template allowed Paths expression would allow a page to be created with the path/ content / main / page1/ page2?
The correct template allowed Paths expression is the one that would allow creation of a path with any number of additional segments. The wildcard character '*' is commonly used to denote this flexibility. Therefore, '/content/main/*' would allow the creation of a path like '/content/main/page1/page2', making it the most appropriate choice.
You want to invert the order of display of components added to parsys provided out of the box. Recently added components always have to display on top. While implementing the new parsys component, which two options are valid? (Choose two).
To achieve the requirement of inverting the order of components in a parsys, one valid approach is to copy the parsys component and all its contents from /libs/foundation/components/parsys to /apps/foundation/components/parsys and modify the applicable JSPs, ensuring the complete functionality is maintained. Another valid approach is to create a new parsys component under /apps/<projectid>/components/content/myparsys and apply the property sling:resourceSuperType=foundation/components/parsys, and then modify the JSP as applicable to achieve the desired behavior. These options ensure both extensibility and maintain compatibility with the out-of-the-box foundation components.
You are logged in as userA and you are impersonating userB. How are your activities logged in the access.log?
When userA is impersonating userB, the access logs would typically reflect this impersonation clearly. The logged user ID would be 'userA on behalf of userB' to maintain a clear audit trail of the actual user performing the actions (userA) and the impersonated user (userB). This ensures accountability and traceability in the logs.