Adobe AD0-E137 Dumps Questions Answers

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 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.

Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):

Replication agents in AEM are responsible for transferring content and digital assets from the author instance to the publish instance (or to other targets like Dispatcher flush agents). This ensures that authored 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:

“Replication agents are central to AEM; they are used to publish (activate) content from an author to a publish environment, or to clear content from the dispatcher cache.”

— AEM Replication Agents

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.