Using AEM Legacy Cloud Services

In this section, we will discuss how to set up Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) with Adobe Target using Legacy Cloud Services.

In order to use AEM Experience Fragment offers to power you personalization activities, lets proceed to the next chapter, and integrate AEM with Adobe Target using the legacy cloud services. This integration is required to push Experience Fragments from AEM to Target as HTML/JSON offers and to keep the target offers in sync with AEM. This integration is required for implementing Scenario 1 discussed in the overview section.

Prerequisites

• AEM

  • AEM author and publish instance are necessary to complete this tutorial. If you haven’t set up your AEM instance yet, you can follow the steps here.

• Experience Cloud

  • Access to your organizations Adobe Experience Cloud - https://<yourcompany>.experiencecloud.adobe.com

  • Experience Cloud provisioned with the following solutions

    • Adobe Target
    NOTE

    Customer needs to be provisioned with Experience Platform Launch and Adobe I/O from Adobe support or reach out to your system administrator

Integrating AEM with Adobe Target

1. Create Adobe Target Cloud Service using Adobe IMS Authentication (Uses Adobe Target API) (00:34)
2. Obtain Adobe Target Client Code (01:50)
3. Create Adobe IMS Configuration for Adobe Target (02:08)
4. Create a Technical Account for accessing Target API within Adobe I/O Console (02:08)
5. Add Adobe Target Cloud Service to AEM Experience Fragments (04:12)

At this point, you have successfully integrated AEM with Adobe Target using Legacy Cloud Services as detailed in Option 2. You should now be able to create an Experience Fragment within AEM, and publish the Experience Fragment as HTML offer or JSON Offer to Adobe Target, and can then be used to create an activity.

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