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This is Adobe's Professional certification exam for Adobe Experience Manager Professional Developers in the Experience Manager track. Adobe states that Professional certifications validate a foundational understanding of Adobe's digital marketing solutions, and this exam is the Adobe Experience Manager Sites Developer Professional exam. The exam has a 1 hour 40 minute time limit.

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QuestionQ1

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What is the proper resource type for an OSGi configuration node?

  • A sling:OsgiConfig
  • B cq:OsgiConfig
  • C cq:Configuration
Explanation

Adobe Experience Manager stores repository-based OSGi configurations as nodes of type sling:OsgiConfig; AEM searches these nodes when resolving OSGi configuration data.

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In which folder are configuration changes persisted as .config files in the repository?

  • A /conf
  • B /apps
  • C /content
  • D /et’
Explanation

Configuration changes are persisted as .config files beneath the /conf folder in the repository.

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A developer needs to enable asynchronous indexing of multiple properties.

Which type of index should the developer use?

  • A Ordered
  • B Lucene
  • C Property
Explanation

A Lucene index can index multiple properties and is updated asynchronously. In contrast, a property index is limited to a single property. Adobe’s AEM indexing guidance identifies Lucene indexes as asynchronous and capable of including many properties.

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QuestionQ4

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A developer needs to restrict a template’s use to a specific content path.

Which property should be configured?

  • A cq:allowedPaths
  • B sling:allowedTemplates
  • C sling:allowedPaths
  • D cq:allowedTemplates
Explanation

cq:allowedPaths restricts a template’s availability by matching the content-page path against its configured allowed path pattern. cq:allowedTemplates is used to specify templates permitted beneath a content branch, rather than to constrain where one template itself may be used.

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QuestionQ5

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An AEM Developer is responsible for creating a French version of an e-commerce site for several French-speaking African countries, including Chad, Ivory Coast, and Senegal.

What are the correct steps for implementing the sites with localized content?

  • A Select AEM Multi-Site Manager and then use a Primary English version of pages to create French versions for Chad, Ivory Coast and Senegal
  • B Select AEM Multi-Site Manager and then use a Primary French version of pages to create French versions for Chad, Ivory Coast and Senegal
  • C Use Multi-Site Manager to create live copy of site templates then use separate French version for Chad, Ivory Coast and Senegal
  • D Use local content authors to create the content for the local sites
Explanation

AEM Multi-Site Manager should be limited to content in one language. A primary French site can serve as the source for French live copies for Chad, Ivory Coast, and Senegal, while allowing country-specific localization where needed. Adobe recommends using a primary French site to create French versions for country sites.

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