About the Exam

This expert-level Adobe certification exam is for developers working with Adobe Experience Manager Forms. It validates advanced understanding of more complex concepts, implementation, and troubleshooting for Adobe Experience Cloud solutions in a developer role. Passing demonstrates you can effectively implement and customize Adobe Experience Manager solutions at an expert level.

Exam Topics

  • Adobe Experience Manager Forms architecture and components20–25%
  • Adaptive Forms creation and configuration20–25%
  • Form data model and integrations15–20%
  • Forms workflow and process automation15–20%
  • Forms communication and document generation10–15%
  • Security, accessibility, and troubleshooting10–15%

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QuestionQ1

Security, accessibility, and troubleshooting

What are two methods for debugging AEM design scripts in AEM Designer?

Choose two
Explanation

AEM Forms Designer scripts can provide runtime debugging feedback through an Acrobat alert or message box, and JavaScript can write diagnostic text and variable values to Acrobat’s JavaScript Console using console.println(). Adobe documents the console method specifically for debugging forms and the alert method for debugging JavaScript.

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QuestionQ2

Forms communication and document generation

In form templates/dynamic PDFs, a Forms Developer must programmatically change the height of a field or subform according to a particular condition. The developer uses a SOM expression to resolve the field/subform node together with x and Y coordinates, but has no success.

Which option can be used to accomplish this objective?

Explanation

In XFA form templates, the h attribute/property represents an object’s height. Setting the resolved field or subform node’s h value to a measurement expressed in inches sets the required height programmatically. Adobe’s XFA API identifies H as the h attribute atom and documents height as the value of the h attribute.

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QuestionQ3

Security, accessibility, and troubleshooting

A Forms Developer is moving a 10-page PDF form to a multi-panel Adaptive Form. The Developer uses an existing XDP template as the data model. After development is finished, the form loads slowly, causing performance problems.

How should the Developer address this issue?

Explanation

XSD schema-based Adaptive Forms are preferable to XFA/XDP-based forms when optimizing large-form loading, because XDP-based forms retain XFA constructs such as scripts, events, properties, and validations that add runtime overhead. Adobe specifically recommends XSD schema-based Adaptive Forms over XFA-based Adaptive Forms for large forms where loading performance is important.

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QuestionQ4

Form data model and integrations

An Adaptive Form must be created from a JSON data model. A Forms Developer receives the schema in valid JSON format. After the supplied schema is uploaded to AEM CRX, the Developer cannot find the uploaded schema when creating the form.

What is the root cause of this issue?

Explanation

AEM Adaptive Forms requires a JSON Schema filename to end in .schema.json for the schema to be recognized and available for selection. A valid JSON document without that required extension is not identified as a JSON schema.

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QuestionQ5

Security, accessibility, and troubleshooting

A Forms Developer must build a form in AEM. One form field is a signature field. Users must sign this field using their own digital signature (or CAC card).

Which Form type and Signature type should be used?

Explanation

A PDF Form with a Signature Field supports certificate-based digital signatures, including signatures made with a CAC card. Scribble signatures are captured as handwritten signature images and do not provide the certificate-based digital-signature capability required here.

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Topics covered
Adobe Experience Manager Forms architecture and componentsAdaptive Forms creation and configurationForm data model and integrationsForms workflow and process automationForms communication and document generationSecurity, accessibility, and troubleshooting
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