Publish-Side content delivery in AEMaaCS happens via the CDN provided by Adobe for AEMaaCS. I See a Dispatcher Tools Zip File on Extracting the AEM SDK Zip? Most of these are pretty straightforward to install and make the day-to-day working way simpler. *If you need to work with different Java versions (for various project reasons), you can do so by using Java version manager tools like jEnv, SDKMan, etc. But be careful, as the compilation may be different between Java 8 and Java 11. Tip: *Development can still happen on Java 8. AEMaaCS SDK requires Java 11 for the setup of a local AEM Author/Publish instance. You must run the Jar file from the command line!Īfter numerous failed attempts to start AEM by double-clicking the Jar file, I agree with Adobe when they say that Quickstart Jar does not support double-clicking the Jar file to start AEM locally. While all features available in AEM as a Cloud Service are not included in the QuickStart Jar shipped with SDK, it is all you will need to set up your local runtime. There is also the Java API Jar and Javadoc Jar which can be downloaded through maven tooling, either command line or with your preferred IDE. The SDK consists of various artifacts-Quickstart Jar and Dispatcher Tools. Tip: To access the SDK listings, you will need your Adobe Organization to at least be provisioned for AEM as a Cloud Service or AMS. No need to figure out who to reach out to in the organization for the pesky license.properties file. It can be downloaded from Experience Cloud Software Distribution. Now that the platform is available as a Cloud Service, how does it affect the day-to-day for an AEM developer working on customizing the platform? That's why we're here to find out!ĭevelopers all have to work locally to get their job done-how does that work with AEMaaCS when Adobe sets up the servers for you? How Do I Get Started?ĪEM as a Cloud Service is released as an SDK for local development.
While providing the well-known simple, intuitive authoring experience that sets it apart as an enterprise CMS, AEMaaCS also promises automatic scaling, zero downtime, as well as automatic product updates. Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) offers the latest and greatest from Adobe for marketers using the platform.
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