- Product documentation
- Latest updates
- Release Notes
- Getting Started
- Starting with Adobe Campaign
- Privacy
- Profile management
- Importing and exporting data
- Filtering data
- Creating queries
- Administration basics
- Connectors
- Sending Messages
- Get started with messages
- Delivery best practices
- Key steps when creating a delivery
- Sending emails
- Sending messages on mobiles
- Sending push notifications
- Sending direct mail
- Using delivery templates
- Personalizing deliveries
- Using seed addresses
- A/B testing
- Subscriptions and referrals
- Monitoring deliveries
- Tracking messages
- Deliverability management
- Content management module
- Orchestrating Campaigns
- Reporting
- Designing web content
- Web applications
- Editing HTML content
- Web forms
- Get started with web forms
- Using a web form template
- Adding fields to a web form
- Static elements in a web form
- Defining web forms layout
- Form rendering
- Defining web forms page sequencing
- Web forms answers
- Publishing a web form
- Defining web forms properties
- Translating a web form
- Use cases: web forms
- Online surveys
- Integrating with Adobe Experience Cloud
- Automating with Workflows
- Get started with workflows
- Executing a workflow
- Targeting activities
- Flow control activities
- Action activities
- About action activities
- Delivery
- Delivery control
- Continuous delivery
- Recurring delivery
- Cross-channel deliveries
- Local approval
- Data loading (RDBMS)
- Loading (SOAP)
- Data loading (file)
- Content Management
- Data extraction (file)
- SQL code and JavaScript code
- SQL Data Management
- Nlserver module
- Update aggregate
- Event activities
- Use cases
- Monitoring workflows
- Advanced management
- Managing Offers
- Transactional Messaging
- Integrating with Social media
- Installation and configuration guide
- Architecture principles
- Deployment guidelines
- Deployment types
- Campaign on Windows
- Campaign on Linux
- Initial configuration
- Additional configurations
- Accessing an external database
- Appendices
- Monitoring guide
- Developers guide
- Migration guide
Event collection
Events generated by the information system can be collected using two modes:
- Calls to SOAP methods let you push events in Adobe Campaign: the PushEvent method lets you send one event at a time, the PushEvents method lets you send several at once. Refer to Event description.
- Creating a workflow lets you recover events by importing files or via an SQL gateway (with the Federated Data Access option).
Once they are collected, events are broken down - by technical workflows - between real time and batch queues of the execution instances, while waiting to be linked to a message template.
NOTE
On the execution instances, the Real time events or Batch events folders must not be set as views, as this could lead to access right issues. For more on setting a folder as a view, see About views.