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Category Breakdown
Category Number of Questions
AEM Development 6
Build and Deployment 2
Environment Maintenance 1
Configurations 1
TOTAL 10
Question #:1 - [AEM Development]
A developer is using the Oak query engine.
Which query language is recommended?
JCR-SQL
SQL
XPath
Answer: C
Explanation
The Oak query engine, which underpins AEM’s repository search and indexing capabilities, supports multiple 
query syntaxes. However, Adobe recommends using XPath or JCR-SQL2, with XPath being the most widely 
used. JCR-SQL (option A) is deprecated and should not be used in modern AEM implementations. Plain SQL 
(option B) is not supported as queries must operate within the JCR structure. Option C, XPath, integrates 
tightly with Oak’s indexing system and provides efficient query execution. Adobe documentation states 
explicitly that developers should use XPath or JCR-SQL2 for queries, as both are optimized for Oak’s 
indexing and repository structure. Since the question provides XPath as an option but not JCR-SQL2, XPath 
is the correct answer.
Reference: Adobe AEM – Query and Search with Oak
Question #:2 - [Build and Deployment]
How would a developer create a new Adobe Experience Manager project version 2.0 for 6.5 using the Adobe 
Experience Manager Maven Archetype with package com.mysite?
mvn -B org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-archetype-plugin:3.2.1:generate \
-D archetypeGroupld=com.mysite \
-D archetypeArtifactld=aem-project-archetype \
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-D archetypeVersion=6.5 \
-D appTitle="My Site" \
-D appld="com.adobe.aem" \
-D version="latest" \
-D aemVersion="2.0"
mvn -B org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-archetype-plugin:3.2.1:generate \
-D archetypeGroupld=com.adobe.aem \
-D archetypeArtifactld=aem-project-archetype \
-D archetypeVersion=50 \
-D appTitle="My Site" \
-D appld="mysite" \
-D groupld="com.mysite" \
-D version="2.0" \
-D aemVersion="6.5"
mvn -B org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-archetype-plugin:3.2.1:generate \
-D archetypeGroupld=com.adobe.aem \
-D archetypeArtifactld=aem-project-archetype \
-D archetypeVersion=${jabebrrl_nmqjiwqo} \
-D appTitle="My Site" \
-D appld="siteld" \
-D groupld="com.mysite" \
-D version="2.0" \
-D aemVersion="latest"
Answer: B
Explanation
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The recommended way to generate a new AEM project is by using the official Adobe AEM Maven 
Archetype. Developers must specify the correct groupId (com.adobe.aem) and artifactId (aem-project-
archetype). The archetypeVersion should match the latest stable archetype version (e.g., 50 for AEM 6.5). 
The groupId of the project should be set to the organization’s package, in this case com.mysite. The appId 
defines the project name and should match the intended application (mysite). The version is defined as 2.0 to 
represent the project version, while aemVersion=6.5 ensures compatibility with AEM 6.5. Option A is invalid 
because the archetype groupId is incorrect and the values are mismatched. Option C contains placeholders and 
an invalid groupId. Adobe’s official documentation for generating projects specifies option B as the valid 
approach.
Reference: Adobe AEM Maven Project Archetype
Question #:3 - [Environment Maintenance]
From which source environment can content be copied to Stage using Content Sets in Cloud Manager?
Development
Integration
Production
Answer: C
Explanation
Cloud Manager’s feature allows administrators to copy content from to non-Content Copy Production
production environments such as Stage or Development. This is intended to provide accurate and 
representative content for testing, QA, or UAT purposes. Content cannot be copied from Development or 
Integration to Stage, as Adobe enforces strict controls to prevent non-production content from contaminating 
Production or Stage environments. Option C is correct because Production is the only valid source 
environment for copying content to Stage. Adobe emphasizes that copying content from Production ensures 
consistency and valid test data while maintaining governance and security in AEMaaCS.
Reference: AEM as a Cloud Service – Content Copy in Cloud Manager
Question #:4 - [AEM Development]
A developer is writing a unit test for a service that depends on a query of nodes inside the JCR.
What is the correct approach to unit testing the service?
Use an @Mock annotation on the Query object with when and then methods.
Add the currentResource method call to include the nodes to be queried.
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Use SlingContext with ResourceResolverType of JCR_OAK.
Answer: A
Explanation
When unit testing a service that depends on JCR queries, the best practice is to use mocking frameworks 
(such as Mockito) to mock the Query and QueryResult objects. The purpose of a unit test is to isolate the 
service under test and not rely on a real JCR repository or SlingContext persistence layer, which moves 
testing into integration testing territory. By mocking the Query object and using the when(...).thenReturn(...) 
pattern, developers can control query results and validate how the service behaves under different scenarios. 
This ensures that the test runs quickly, without dependency on repository setup or external data. Option B is 
incorrect because currentResource() is used in Sling Model tests rather than for query-driven services. Option 
C with SlingContext and JCR_OAK would be used in integration or functional tests, not in lightweight unit 
tests. Adobe documentation highlights that JCR queries should be mocked in unit tests to ensure isolation and 
speed.
Reference: AEM Testing Frameworks – Unit Testing with Mocks
Question #:5 - [Build and Deployment]
Which action is typically performed by a replication agent in AEM?
Transferring content and digital assets from the author instance to the publish instance.
Synchronizing user permissions between the author and publish instances.
Transferring Core components for use in AEM Sites.
Answer: A
Explanation
Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):
Replication agents in AEM are responsible for from the transferring content and digital assets author 
 to the (or to other targets like Dispatcher flush agents). This ensures that authored instance publish instance
and approved content becomes available on the public site.
Options B and C are incorrect:
User permissions are not replicated by agents; they are managed by user synchronization.
Core Components are provided via Maven dependencies and not transferred via replication agents.
Adobe Documentation:
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“Replication agents are central to AEM; they are used to publish (activate) content from an author to a publish 
environment, or to clear contentfrom the dispatcher cache.”
— AEM Replication Agents
Question #:6 - [AEM Development]
A customer is required to fetch only jcr:title property for pages created using the .homepage template
How would the developer write the query using QueryBuilder API?
type=cq:Page
path=/content
property=jcr:content/cq:template
property.value=/conf/geometrixx/templates/homepage
hits=selective
properties=jcr:title
type=cq:Page
path=/content
property=jcr:title/cq:template
property.value=/var/eventing/geometrixx/templates/homepage
value=full
properties=cq:title
type=cq:Page
path=/content
property=cq:template
property.value=/var/eventing/geometrixx/templates/homepage
value=full
properties=cq:title
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type=cq:Page
path=/content
property=jcr:content/template
property.value=/content/geometrixx/templates/homepage
hits=selected
properties=jrc:title
Answer: A
Explanation
Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):
When querying with :QueryBuilder API
type=cq:Page ensures only AEM pages are selected.
property=jcr:content/cq:template filters by the template path.
property.value=/conf/geometrixx/templates/homepage ensures only pages created with the homepage 
template are returned.
p.hits=selective restricts returned properties.
p.properties=jcr:title ensures is returned.only the jcr:title
Options B, C, and D are invalid due to wrong property paths (jcr:title/cq:template, cq:template, or jcr:content
/template) or typos (jrc:title).
Adobe Documentation:
“The property parameter can be used to restrict results based on template usage. Use jcr:content/cq:template 
to filter by template and p.properties with p.hits=selective to return specific fields.”
— AEM QueryBuilder API Guide
Question #:7 - [AEM Development]
A developer is creating a new component to be included in an . They created a and SPA Sling Model React 
 but are experiencing issues getting them to work together.component
Which change is needed to make sure these two components work together?
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Extend the AEM Component component with the MapTo component.
In the AEM Component, implement a MapTo method that references the Sling Model.
In the React component, implement a MapTo method that references the AEM component.
Answer: C
Explanation
Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):
In , the MapTo function is used in the to map a frontend AEM SPA Editor React (or Angular) component
component to its corresponding AEM component resource type (Sling Model). This ensures data from the 
Sling Model is properly bound to the SPA component.
Correct: React component implements MapTo with the AEM component resource type.
Incorrect: The AEM Component or Sling Model itself does not implement MapTo.
Adobe Documentation:
“SPA components must call MapTo in the JavaScript app to map a frontend component to an AEM 
component resource type. This enables the Sling Model data to be injected into the SPA component.”
— AEM SPA Editor – MapTo Function
Question #:8 - [AEM Development]
A developer needs to upgrade an existing custom component based on Core Components Version 1 (v1) to 
Core Components Version 2 (v2).
How should the developer upgrade to this version?
Modify the sling:resourceType property on the custom component to point to the V2 Component
The Custom Component will be automatically upgraded to the V2 Core Component on AEM Restart
Modify the sling:resourceSuperType property on the custom component to point to the V2 Component
Answer: C
Explanation
Custom components built on Core Components should use the sling:resourceSuperType property to inherit 
functionality. When upgrading from v1 to v2 Core Components, the developer updates the sling:
resourceSuperType property of the custom component to reference the new v2 implementation. This allows 
the custom component to inherit all new features and bug fixes introduced in v2 while retaining its 
customizations. Option A is incorrect because sling:resourceType defines the resource type of the component 
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itself, not inheritance. Option B is incorrect because there is no automatic upgrade mechanism in AEM; 
developers must explicitly update the inheritance path. Adobe documentation clearly states that upgrading 
Core Components is achieved by re-pointing sling:resourceSuperType to the new version.
Reference: AEM Core Components – Extending and Upgrading
Question #:9 - [Configurations]
A developer needs to define in the dispatcher configuration file.vanity URLs
Under which property would this be defined?
/vanity_url
vanityUrls
/vanityUrls
/vanity_urls
Answer: D
Explanation
developer documents: Vanity URLs in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) allow authors to define custom, 
shorter, or more user-friendly URLs for pages directly in the page properties, which are then published and 
handled by the Dispatcher for caching and security. To enable Dispatcher to dynamically fetch and allow 
these vanity URLs without manually updating filters for each one, a specific configuration section must be 
defined in the Dispatcher configuration file (typically dispatcher.any). This section instructs Dispatcher on 
how to retrieve the list of vanity URLs from the AEM publish instance, store them locally, and automatically 
permit requests matching those URLs to bypass certain deny rules.
The correct property for defining this configuration is /vanity_urls, which is a child block under the /farms 
section in the Dispatcher configuration. This block contains sub-properties such as:
/url: The endpoint on the AEM publish instance to fetch the vanity URL list (e.g., "https://publish.
example.com/libs/granite/dispatcher/content/vanityUrls.html").
/file: The local file path where Dispatcher caches the fetched vanity URL list (e.g., "/tmp/vanity_urls"). 
Dispatcher requires write access to this file.
/delay: The interval (in seconds) between periodic fetches of the vanity URL list from AEM (default is 
60 seconds).
/loadOnStartup: A boolean (0 or 1) to load the vanity URLs immediately when Dispatcher starts 
(default is 1).
For the vanity URL feature to function:
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Install the VanityURLS-Components package on the AEM publish instance(s) from Adobe's Software 
Distribution to enable the /libs/granite/dispatcher/content/vanityUrls.html servlet.
Ensure Dispatcher filters deny vanity URL paths by default (e.g., via a rule like { /type "allow" /method 
"GET" /url "/libs/granite/dispatcher/content/vanityUrls.*" /extension "html" } to allow the fetch, but 
deny the vanity paths themselves).
Add the /vanity_urls block under /farms/{farmname}.
Restart the Apache web server after configuration changes.
If not configured correctly, errors like "Vanity URL file (/tmp/vanity_urls) not found, fetching..." may appear 
in Dispatcher logs, followed by failures if the AEM endpoint is unreachable.
Exact Extracts from Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Sites Developer Documents:
From "Configure AEM Dispatcher": "Add the /vanity_urls section below /farms. Restart Apache web 
server. ... The value of this property must be '/libs/granite/dispatcher/content/vanityUrls.html'. /file: The 
path to the local file where Dispatcher stores the list of vanity URLs. Make sure that the Dispatcher has 
write-access to this file. /delay: (Seconds) The time between calls to the vanity URL service. ... If your 
render is an instance of AEM, you must install the VanityURLS-Components package from Software 
Distribution to enable the vanity URL service."
From "AEM Dispatcher vanity URLs feature": "For this reason, the Dispatcher module has a feature to 
auto-allow anything listed as a vanity in the content tree. ... Simple Dispatcher has an auto-filter allowmechanism and you have to install an AEM package and then configure the Dispatcher to point to that 
package page."
From "AEM Dispatcher Common Logs": "Thu Sep 27 17:40:29 2018 D pid 21844 Checking vanity 
URLs Thu Sep 27 17:40:29 2018 D pid 21844 Vanity URL file (/tmp/vanity_urls) not found, fetching... 
Thu Sep 27 17:40:29 2018 D pid 21844 Loaded 18 vanity URLs from file /tmp/vanity_urls"
Question #:10 - [AEM Development]
A client wants to ensure that only specific components are available to content authors when using an editable 
template in AEM. Additionally, they require that certain fields within a content fragment model adhere to 
strict validation rules for data integrity.
Which two steps would the developer take to meet both requirements? (Choose two.)
Use editable templates to directly configure field validation rules.
Configure field validation within the content fragment model.
Create and assign a new workflow to enforce component usage.
Enable dynamic templates for flexible content creation.
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E. Define policies in the editable template to control allowed components.
Answer: B E
Explanation
Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):
Editable templates + Policies: Editable templates allow developers to restrict which components are 
available by defining that control allowed components for layout containers.policies
Content Fragment Model validation: Developers can define (e.g., regex, required validation rules
fields, min/max length) directly in the content fragment model.
Options A, C, and D are incorrect:
Field validation is (A is wrong).not configured in editable templates
Workflows are not used for enforcing component usage (C is wrong).
Dynamic templates are deprecated in favor of editable templates (D is wrong).
Adobe Documentation:
“Editable templates support defining policies to determine which components can be used in the layout 
container.”
— AEM Templates – Defining Policies
“Content Fragment Models can include validation rules to ensure data integrity, including regex patterns, 
length restrictions, and required fields.”
— AEM Content Fragment Models – Validation Rules
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