Adobe Experience Manager Developer Expert : AD0-E116 Exam Questions

Refer to the following Client Library node structure.
+clientlibs
- jcr:primaryType="cq:ClientLibraryFolder"
- categories="[clientlibs.example]"
+ js.txt
- jcr:primaryType="nt:file"
+ css.txt
- jcr:primaryType="nt:file"
+ js
- jcr:primaryType="nt:folder"
- javascript1.js
- javascript2.js
The js.txt looks like
javascript1.js
javascript2.js
The JavaScript is NOT present in the Client Library when it is loaded.
What should a developer do to resolve this issue?

• A. Add #base=js as the first line in the js.txt file
• B. Split the js and css into 2 Client Libraries since they can't be in the same Client Library
• C. Change the js folder to a Client Library node and embed it on the clientlibs node
• D. Change the js folder to a Client Library node and add the property categories = "[clientlibs.example]"

The structure section of an editable template has a locked component.
What happens to the content of that component when a developer unlocks it?

• A. The content is moved to the initial section of the editable template.
• B. The content is copied to the initial section of the editable template.
• C. The content is deleted after confirmation from the template author.
• D. The content stays in the same place but it ignored on pages using the template.

A developer needs to upgrade existing components (Proxy Components) based on Core Components Version 1(v1) to Core Components Version 2(v2).
How should the developer upgrade to V2 Core Components?

• A. Create a new Proxy Component and set sling:resourceType property to V2 Core Component
• B. Proxy Components will be automatically upgraded to the V2 Core Component on AEM Restart
• C. Modify the sling:resourceSuperType property on the proxy component to point to V2 Component
• D. Modify the sling:resourceSuperType property on the V1 core components to point to V2 Component

An AEM site experiences slower page loads. A developer needs to identify the slow running requests.
How should a developer analyze the requests with long response times?

• A. Use proxy.jar with the following command java -jar proxy.jar <host> <remoteport> <localport> to debug the webserver and AEM server communication
• B. Download Heapdumps from Tools > Operations > Diagnosis and analyze the Heapdumps using the Memory Analyzer Tool
• C. Use rlog.jar with the following command $ java -jar ../opt/helpers/rlog.jar -n 10 request.log to identify long running requests
• D. Embed /libs/foundation/components/timing component in the Page Component and verify the page load time

A service component periodically retrieves content from an external REST interface and saves the information in JCR. The REST endpoint is configured via an OSGi service property. There is one URL for production (runmode prod) and another URL for all other environments.
How should a developer configure the OSGi service?

• A. Underneath /apps/<project>/settings, create the sub folders global and prod and node with name <PID>.conf each and configure the properties via node properties.
• B. Underneath /apps/<project>, create the sub folders config and config.prod and a file with the name <PID>.config each and list the properties as key value pairs in there.
• C. Underneath /config/<project>/settings, create the sub folders config and config.prod and a file with the name <PID>.config each and list the properties as key value pairs in there.
• D. Underneath /config/<project>/settings, create the sub folders config.default and config.prod and a file with the name <PID>.config each and list the properties as key value pairs in there.