A developer is tasked with designing a solution to accommodate multiple client projects within a single Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) instance, each requiring its own set of unique resources, code, and content.Given the need for true multi-tenancy, where each tenant operates independently with zero knowledge of other tenants and no shared code, content, or common authors, which approach should the developer recommend?
Answer(s): A
While configuring SSO with SAML 2.0 compatible IDP on AEM, a developer notices an infinite loop between the IDP and AEM when trying to log in to AEM using SSO.Which dispatcher-specific configuration is required to prevent this scenario?
A customer has the requirement to use SAML authentication on AEM using their SAML 2.0 compatible IDP.Example:AEM: www.wknd.com/content/siteB/index.htmlIDP: https://www.idpB.comHow should an AEM Developer configure their SAML Authentication Handler?
Answer(s): B
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.)
Answer(s): B,E
A developer wants to deliver personalized content on a webpage.Which rule should be applied in the dispatcher configuration to ensure cache efficiency?
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