Today, we're diving into the world of the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Dispatcher, unravel mysteries and show you why the AEM Dispatcher is the unsung hero of delivering top-notch web experiences. Dispatcher Demystified: What is it, Anyway? Let's start at the beginning. Ever visited a website and marveled at how fast it loaded? Chances are, … Continue reading Content Delivery with AEM Dispatcher: A Beginner’s Overview
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Utilizing Gmail SMTP for cost-free email transmission from AEM.
This article provides instructions on how to enable Gmail SMTP for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) to send emails at no cost. The functionality proves valuable to developers who wish to begin working on local code for email transmission or explore email-related features in AEM, such as "Sharing Asset Links" and "Asset Share commons". Before proceeding, … Continue reading Utilizing Gmail SMTP for cost-free email transmission from AEM.
Caching experience fragments
Experience fragments allow authors to create reusable content. Since, its availability it has been used to create headers / footers and similar reusable content. With reusability comes the need to seamlessly update the cached pages that reference the shared content. Sharing multiple approaches for invalidation when using Experience Fragments 1. Experience Fragment (XF) html is … Continue reading Caching experience fragments
Configuring AEM for Single Sign On via Azure AD
To integrate Azure AD with AEM, we need to execute following steps: Configure Azure AD Single Sign-On - to enable users to use this feature. Configure Adobe Experience Manager Single Sign-On - to configure the Single Sign-On settings on AEM . Create an Azure AD test user - to test Azure AD single sign-on. Assign the Azure AD … Continue reading Configuring AEM for Single Sign On via Azure AD
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