About the Adobe Experience Manager Connector

The Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) connector is an enterprise-grade indexing connector that enables digital assets and sites to be crawled and indexed in either an authoring or publishing instance. The index produced by the Adobe Experience Manager connector enables SharePoint, or any other portal, to provide users a single location from which to search and retrieve content from multiple content sources.

The AEM connector uses the following date attributes to identify modified items during an incremental crawl Scanning and capturing only new data from all of your content sources. This data did not exist when the last crawl was run.:

• content/cq:lastModified

• content/jcr:lastModified

• content/jcr:created

The most recent date is used as the last modified date when updating the index.

Limitations

• The AEM connector is unable to detect changes within assets. If an asset associated with a page in your index is modified, that change will not be included in an incremental crawl.
• The effect of "deny" permissions in Adobe Experience Manager may depend on the order of permissions.
• In the connector, "deny" permissions always override any grant permissions.

• Sites in Adobe Experience Manager may contain custom components that display different content according to URL parameters.
• Adobe Experience Manager always retrieves sites without any custom URL parameters when writing to the search index Contains data from your source system. Your search application instance (Elasticsearch, SharePoint Online, etc.) contains the search indexes. One search index per content source..

• Redirects on pages are not supported.