Guided Journey for Using Adobe Experience Manager Core Components

This Experience Manager Guided Journey is intended to educate you on using Experience Manager Core Components. 

Part 1 - Introducing Core Components

Part 2 - Core Components Architecture

Part 3 - Installing Core Components

Part 4 - How to develop a Core Proxy Component

Part 5 - How to extend the Java class for a Core Component

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Guided Journey for Using Granite Resources Types in Experience Manager Components

This Experience Manager Guided Journey is intended to educate you on creating Experience Manager components that use Granite/Coral resource types.

Part 1 - Introduce Granite/Coral Resource types

Part 2 - Convert a classic UI dialog to a Touch UI dialog that uses granite resource types

Part 3 -  Adding granite resource types to a component dialog

Part 4 - Using granite types in Sling Models

Part 5 - Using resource types in a granite/coral multi-field

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Invoking an Adobe Experience Manager Custom 6.4 Workflow from a web page

You can develop an Adobe Experience Manager workflow and invoke that workflow from an Experience Manager web page. That is, you can specify information required by the workflow such as the payload (for example, a digital asset) and invoke the workflow from a page within an Experience Manager site.

In this example, assume that the use case is as follows:

• Invoke a Servlet from a web page by clicking a button 
• Pass an asset location (payload) and email address 
• Invoke the Workflow from an AEM Servlet by using the Workflow API 
• The Workflow lets a user either approve or deny the asset
• An OR Split step is used within the  workflow and routes to different branches
• If approved, a property on the asset is modified and an email is sent to a email recipient. 
• If not approved, the asset is not modified and a log messaged is created 

 The following illustration shows the workflow with the OR Split step that is required to approve an asset payload.

The following video shows this use case in action. 

To read this development article, click https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/aem64_workflow_servlet.html. 

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Learn how to use DS Annotations and Inject a custom AEM Service into a Custom Workflow Step

This Experience Manager Video is intended to educate you on how to use DS Annotations to inject a custom AEM Service into a custom Workflow step. I hope you learn something new. 

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Guided Journey for Experience Manager on Editable Templates

This Experience Manager Guided Journey is intended to educate you more about Editable Templates.

Part 1 - Introducing editable templates 

Part 2 - How to setup an AEM project that uses editable templates

Part 3 -  Integrate style into the editable template

Part 4 - Setup the layout for an editable template

Part 5 - Create a page based on an editable template

Part 6 - Replicating pages based on editable templates

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Creating an Adobe Experience Manager Custom 6.4 Worflow Step with a dialog

You can develop a custom Adobe Experience Manager workflow step that reads data from a workflow dialog. An author enters data into a dialog during design time; typically when the workflow model is developed. The Java logic that belongs to the custom step reads the values and uses the vaules in the AEM workflow during run-time. In this example, the values are simply written to the AEM log file.

The following illustration shows the workflow step Touch UI dialog that is created in this development article.

As shown in the above illustration, two Touch UI fields are added to this workflow step dialog: 

• granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/textfield
• granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/datepicker

To read this development article, click   https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/custom_64step_dialog.html.

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[Webinar | June] Ask the AEM Community Expert: Adobe Experience Manager and Creative Cloud;

Join us for a discussion on best practices for using Adobe Experience Manager and Adobe Creative Cloud. Learn how to use these products together to improve collaboration between creatives and marketers in the content creation process. Stream line collaboration to shorten review/ approval cycles, get to market faster and help to reduce overall product costs.

Date: Tuesday, 26 th June 2018

Time: 8:00 am PDT | 11:00 am EST | 8:30 pm IST

Duration: 60 Minutes

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