Q: 1
The customer has a requirement to fetch images from a custom folder (folder1) which were modified
on/after 1 January 2024.
How would the Adobe Experience Manager Developer write the query to get the requested data?
Options
Discussion
B . Only [dam:Asset] will reliably fetch assets (like images) from DAM, and the question says custom folder in DAM. A or C could miss images if they're not using the core asset node type. Pretty sure B is the safest call, but open to other takes if I missed something.
B tbh. [dam:Asset] targets DAM assets directly, while A could grab non-assets and C uses the wrong node type. Pretty sure B is what AEM expects for images in DAM, but someone correct me if I'm missing any subtlety.
B , matches what I saw in the official doc and labs.
B , had this in my exam last year and B was the right structure for AEM DAM assets.
Yeah, B makes sense to me too. [dam:Asset] targets just the DAM image assets, which is what the question wants. A feels too broad since [nt:base] is every node type. Pretty confident with B unless they're using some custom image implementation.
B , matches dam:Asset which is what AEM usually uses for DAM images.
Standard DAM setups expect [dam:Asset], so B fits best. But if folder1 stores images under a custom node type, then A or even C could work better depending on that structure. Pretty sure about B unless they've customized the DAM schema.
B is correct here, using [dam:Asset] matches how AEM structures images in DAM. Option A's [nt:base] is too generic, and C's node type doesn't fit typical DAM image assets. I think B is the safest for standard setups, but let me know if your org uses something custom.
B is the pick, since [dam:Asset] is the core node type AEM uses for DAM images. C won't catch all assets, and A's too generic. Pretty sure about this unless there's some custom node setup not mentioned.
C tbh, saw a similar question in a practice test where image nodes were referenced like that.
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