FAQs about implementing headless using Content Fragments and GraphQL


Nested Content Fragment Models (Solution for composite multifields) Content Fragment Models can utilize the "Fragment References" data type to establish connections with other Content Fragments, introducing additional layers of structure and relationships. Any relationships between Content Fragment Models are depicted in the schema as fields, allowing clients to effortlessly navigate these connections. When you find … Continue reading FAQs about implementing headless using Content Fragments and GraphQL

Best Practices: Content Fragment Models and GraphQL Queries for AEM Headless Implementation


Unlocking the potential of headless content delivery in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is a journey that begins with a solid foundation in Content Fragment Models (CFM) and GraphQL queries. In this blog, we'll embark on this journey and explore the best practices and guidelines for designing CFMs and crafting GraphQL queries that empower your AEM … Continue reading Best Practices: Content Fragment Models and GraphQL Queries for AEM Headless Implementation

Understanding Content Fragment and GraphQL Jargons


In this blog, we will discuss the terminologies associated with Headless implementation through the use of Content Fragments and GraphQL. Prerequisites: All the examples provided in this blog are sourced from Adobe's WKND Shared repository. Alternatively, you can opt to install the WKND Sites project, which includes the WKND Shared components. By installing WKND Shared, … Continue reading Understanding Content Fragment and GraphQL Jargons

Securing content for GraphQL queries via Closed user groups (CUG)


The Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service (AEM) GraphQL API for Content Fragment Delivery serves as a crucial solution for accepting external queries from third-party applications or services. The main objective is to enable secure headless content delivery by facilitating authenticated API access for remote queries. This can be achieved by using Access Tokens … Continue reading Securing content for GraphQL queries via Closed user groups (CUG)