AD0-E137 Exam Dumps : Adobe Experience Manager Sites Developer Expert

Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):

When configuring SAML SSO with AEM, the dispatcher must allow POST requests to the saml_login endpoint. If blocked, AEM redirects endlessly back to the IDP. This is done by allowing the POST request in filters.any.

Adobe Documentation:

“For SAML authentication to work with AEM behind a Dispatcher, you must configure the dispatcher filter to allow POST requests to /saml_login. Otherwise, authentication attempts will loop infinitely.”

— AEM Dispatcher and SAML Authentication Configuration

Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):

AEM provides Generic Analytics Snippet functionality to allow marketing/analytics teams to manage third-party tracking scripts directly through the AEM UI, without needing a development release cycle. This enables non-developers to add or update scripts (e.g., analytics tags, marketing pixels) safely.

Option A is incorrect: Hardcoding the script in HTL means dev releases are required for every change.

Option B is incorrect: Page policies control design configurations and allowed components, not scripts.

Option C is correct: Generic Analytics Snippet is designed for this scenario.

Adobe Documentation:

“AEM provides a generic analytics snippet component that allows administrators to add and manage third-party tracking codes outside of the development cycle.”

— AEM Sites – Generic Analytics Snippet

Explanation (Adobe Docs Reference):

The SAML Authentication Handler in AEM requires the following key properties:

path: Defines the content path where this handler applies (here /content/siteB).

idpUrl: The Identity Provider’s SAML endpoint (here

Other properties like serviceProviderEntityId and assertionConsumerServiceURL are also required in a real-world setup but the correct basic mapping in this scenario is option B.

Adobe Documentation:

“The SAML authentication handler is configured by setting path to the protected resource root and idpUrl to the Identity Provider endpoint.”

— Adobe AEM 6.5 – SAML Authentication Handler