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Surprised not to see this here, but doing data engineering against any Adobe product in creative cloud. Specifically: AEM, AAM, Omniture, among others. My favo
by nknealk 6y ago
Surprised not to see this here, but doing data engineering against any Adobe product in creative cloud.
Specifically: AEM, AAM, Omniture, among others. My favorite is AAM’s “only Adobe could come up with such a stupid data integration” file format: https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/audience-manager/user-guide/implementation-integration-guides/sending-audience-data/batch-data-transfer-process/inbound-file-contents.html https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/audience-manager/user...
The omniture S3 feed comes as a 1004 column TSV. And for fields that capture user inputs, they don’t escape backslashes. But the escape backslashes everywhere else. I filed a ticket on this over a year ago but still no fix.
- rmccue 6y agoWe’re building a competitor to AEM (and in the process, parts of Omniture); would love to hear more about your gripes with that. (Email’s on my profile.) One of the things we’ve seen is similar to some of the sentiments expressed about Blackboard: the decision makers often aren’t the users, so feature lists and meta issues tend to win out. Adobe seems to target that market pretty well with their whole experience suite.