Adobe Experience Manager Workbench -
Learn how to use AEM Forms Workbench to create forms workflow for back end processing of form submissions.
Workbench has several common features, such as the menu bar and toolbar. It also displays a collection of windows or panels, called views or editors . The collection of views and editors is called a perspective .
The menu bar provides access to a set of commands. The toolbar provides quick access to commands that you can frequently use to create processes and forms.
Views contain data entry fields, file hierarchy lists, buttons, and other such tools that you use to specify details about processes and forms. Many views offer additional commands in context menus, which you display by right-clicking in the view.
Forms workflow increases organizational efficiency by automating and providing visibility into critical document and form-related business processes. Using Process Management module you can build streamlined, end-to-end workflows — including people, systems, content, and business rules — that are accessible online or offline. Forms workflow includes the AEM Forms workspace. AEM Forms workspace adds new capabilities to extend and integrate workspace and make it more user-friendly.
AEM Forms workspace is compatible with more devices and form factors. It allows for task management on clients without Flash® Player and Adobe® Reader®. It facilitates rendition of HTML Forms in addition to PDF forms.
Course Details:
After completing this course, students will be able to:
Install and launch AEM Workbench
Describe the AEM Workbench user interface
Describe the commonly used out-of-the-box services
Design and develop a Document Services applications
Configure the AEM Forms Output Service
Configure the AEM Forms PDF Generator Service
Configure the AEM Forms Assembler Service
Test an application using Record and playback
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