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1. Day1: Introduction, Usage, Architecture
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2. Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) : Most standard &
fastest web management system on Java
Complete suite of applications for the Web Experience
Management (WEM)
Web-based client-server system for building, managing
and deploying commercial websites and related services
The AEM server is Java-based and runs on most operating
systems that support that platform. All client interaction
with AEM is done through a web browser.
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3. Web Application Server: AEM
can be deployed in standalone
mode.
Web Application
Framework: AEM
incorporates the Sling
Web Application
Framework that simplifies
the writing of RESTful,
content-oriented web
applications.
Content Repository: AEM
includes a Java Content
Repository (JCR), a type of
hierarchical database
designed specifically for
unstructured and semi-
structured data.
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4.  Build
 Author
 Publish
 Drag & Drop components
 Standard Workflow
 Scalable, reliable, reusable & faster
 Digital asset Repository (Images, videos etc)
 Already feature-rich
 Can be accessed from anywhere through web
 Use of dispatcher which caches page & make
response time v.fast
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5.  Author
 Publish
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6.  Building Blocks of CQ:
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7. Web Content
Management
That’s where we
create websites and
its content
Digital Asset
Management
All the digital media
goes here like
images, documents,
movies et. Al.
Campaign
Management
Creating campaigns,
mailers and teasers
using the same
content.
Social
Collaboration
Calendar, Customer
ratings, Forum,
Comments and the
other usual stuff (FB,
Twitter)
Workflow
Automate the
processes. Add
users, scripts and
other processes. Yes
can be triggered
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Current Version – 6 with a valid license
key
Pre-requisites – Java v1.7, 4 GB RAM
(min), 1.5 GB memory, CRXDE
Installation is double clicking a JAR
Set up as Author

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10. CQ5 WCM : Pages,
Templates,
Components,
Workflows and
everything else
CQ is made up of
Apache Sling: The
REST framework
responsible for
delivering content
form JCR
JCR : Java content
Repository.
Everything is
content.
Implementation
used – CRX
OSGI : The
Universal
Middleware.
Container for
Bundles. Uses
Apache Felix
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Template The Blue print
to make a page
Pages This is what the
Author creates
Components Part of
templates and this is where
you will spend a lot of your
time. JSP, JS, CSS, i18n, ExtJs
Dialog User Interface to
collect information from an
Author. Custom created. ExtJs
Widgets Each line item in
a dialog. Sits inside a widget
collection. ExtJs
Workflow Model a
workflow, Run it, See the inbox,
Step ahead.. Phew
Sidekick & Content Finder : On the Authoring Page. CF is used to add
content (from DAM) and Sidekick to add components and more

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