2022.4.0 Release Notes for Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service release-notes
The following section outlines the feature release Notes for the 2022.4.0 version of Experience Manager as a Cloud Service.
Release Date release-date
The release date of Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service current release (2022.4.0) is May 5, 2022.
The next release (2022.5.0) is planned for June 9, 2022.
Release Video release-video
Have a look at the April 2022 Release Overview video for a summary of the features added in the 2022.4.0 release.
Experience Manager Sites as a Cloud Service sites
New features in Sites sites-features
- Content model data types can now be defined as translatable using a simple checkbox in the content model editor. Also, AEM translation rules and configurations are automatically updated.
Experience Manager Assets as a Cloud Service assets
New features in Assets assets-features
- You can now sort tags in the tag picker window in ascending or descending order based on the tag name, date of creation, or date of modification.
Experience Manager Forms as a Cloud Service forms
What is new in Forms what-is-new-forms
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Communications - Document Manipulation APIs support in Forms as a Cloud Service SDK: Document Manipulation APIs help to combine, rearrange, and validate PDF documents. You can now use Communications - Document Generation APIs on a local development environment with the help of AEM Forms as a Cloud Service SDK.
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Use custom XCI for generating a Document of Record: You can now use a custom XCI file to set various properties of a Document of Record. It overrides the master XCI with the custom changes. It provides more control over the generation of Documents of Record, increasing personalization, and customization opportunities.
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Use invisible CAPTCHA in an adaptive form: You can use the invisible CAPTCHA to show the CAPTCHA challenge only in the case of a suspicious activity. If no suspicious activity is found the CAPTCHA challenge is not displayed. It helps assess human form completion without checkbox requirements, reduce customization efforts, and improve the end-user experience.
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Form Data Model Configurations: You can now reuse Form Data Model configurations across environments, simplifying data integrations and reducing IT costs.
Experience Manager as a Cloud Service Foundation foundation
SDK Build Analyzers sdk-build-analyzers
The AEM as a Cloud Service SDK Build Analyzer Maven Plugin detects problems in a maven project, including missing dependencies. It gives developers an opportunity to discover issues during local development, well before deploying to Cloud environments with Cloud Manager.
A new analyzer has been recently added:
content-packages-validation- validates for well formed content syntax and structure for packages that is installed during deployment
It is strongly recommended to update your maven project with the latest version of the analyzer or include the analyzer if you haven’t yet done so. For more information, see the documentation here.
Experience Manager as a Cloud Service Foundation Security foundation-security
TLS 1.0, 1.1 deprecation
Starting June 30, 2022, Experience Manager as a Cloud Service will require a more secure network communication and data exchange with users systems. AEM intends to use exclusively Transport Layer Security (TLS), 1.2 protocol. Older TLS versions 1.0 and 1.1 are now deprecated.
If you continue to use older versions of TLS as 1.0, 1.1, you could potentially lose access to Experience Manager as a Cloud Service.
Cloud Manager cloud-manager
You can find a complete list of Cloud Manager monthly releases here.
Migration Tools migration-tools
You can find a complete list of Migration Tools releases here.