Adobe Experience Manager 6.2 Learn & Support

Adobe Experience Manager is a web-based client-server system for building, managing and deploying commercial websites and related services. It combines a number of infrastructure-level and application-level functions into a single integrated package.  

• Recent documentation updates for AEM
• Recent documentation updates for Livefyre

Customers with a valid maintenance and support contract should have received a mail notification with a code and be able to download AEM from the Adobe Licensing Website. Business partners can request download access from spphelp@adobe.com.

As a licensed customer, you can get support for AEM from our Customer Care team. You can also ask us questions in the AEM Community or on the @AdobeExpCare Twitter handle.

Documentation is available for these versions of Adobe Experience Manager: 

• AEM 6.3
• AEM 6.2 (you're viewing this page)
• AEM 6.1
• **AEM 6.0
• **AEM 5.6.1
• **AEM 5.6
• **CQ 5.5
• **CQ 5.4
• **CQ 5.3
• **CRX 2.3

** Version is no longer officially supported

You can find all the release notes for AEM here:

• AEM 6.2 Release Notes
• List of hotfixes for AEM 6.2

Adobe Experience Manager is a web-based client-server system for building, managing and deploying commercial websites and related services. It combines a number of infrastructure-level and application-level functions into a single integrated package.

• Get Started with AEM Sites
• Upgrading to AEM Sites 6.2
• Learning about AEM HTML Template Language (HTL)
• AEM Sites Release Notes

AEM Assets lets your organization easily create, manage, deliver and optimize digital assets from a multi-tenant cloud platform.

• Working with AEM Assets
• Working with 3D Assets
• Working with Dynamic Media
• AEM Assets Release Notes

Adobe Experience Manager Mobile (AEMM) is part of the Adobe Experience Manager multi-channel digital platform that also leverages AEM Assets, Sites, Screens, Workflow, User Manager, Commerce and Forms. 

• Get Started with AEM Mobile
• Get Started with AEM Mobile on Demand
• Get Started with Adobe Phonegap Enterprise with AEM
• Managing AEM Mobile App Content
• AEM Mobile Release Notes

AEM provides an easy-to-use solution to create, manage, publish, and update complex digital forms while integrating with back-end processes, business rules, and data. AEM Forms combine form authoring, management, and publishing along with correspondence management capabilities, document security, and integrated analytics to create engaging end-to-end experiences. 

• Get Started with AEM Forms
• What's New in AEM Forms
• Architectures and Topologies in AEM Forms
• Performance Tuning AEM Forms
• AEM Forms Release Notes

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Communities provides the ability to quickly create an on-premise community site that has improved performance, improved site management, and encourages the conversion of site visitors to valuable community members.

• Getting Started with AEM Communities
• AEM Communities Features
• Deploying AEM Communities
• Upgrading to AEM 6.2 Communities
• Release Notes for AEM Communities

Adobe has a number of key resources to help you get the best from AEM.

• Our official AEM training catalog is here.
• If you're looking to get certified on AEM, our full guide to official AEM Certifications is available here.

The AEM Community is constantly producing example workflows, tutorials and content code samples from suggestions and collaborative work.

• Full list of AEM Community How-To articles is here
• A full list of AEM Knowledge Base articles is here

Listings of AEM Best Practice content:

• Best practices for Authoring in AEM
• Best practices for Administering AEM
• Best practices for Developing in AEM
• Best practices for Managing Projects in AEM
• Best practices for SEO and URL Management

AEM has many uses in organizations and is broad enough to deliver functionality across a company. If you're looking to dig into first steps, you can visit our Getting Started Guides:

• AEM Sites Getting Started
• AEM Forms Getting Started
• AEM Mobile Getting Started
• AEM Communities Getting Started
• AEM Livefyre Getting Started

MicroKernels act as persistence managers and understanding these is key to a successful AEM implementation. Choosing one to fit your needs depends on the purpose of your instance and the deployment type you are considering. Learn about their recommended uses in the most common AEM setups.

Security is a key consideration in your installation of AEM. Learn about the various steps and measures required to ensure that your AEM installation is secure when deployed. The checklist is intended to be applied from top to bottom. 

The AEM Community has been in existance for just under 4 years, and has thousands of members around the world. They range from people new to Experience Manager, to seasoned expert developers and administrators.  We are there to help you from questions about AEM capabilities through to helping with development questions. We hold regular Expert sessions with internal and external expert users and help produce samples, articles and tutorials for you.

Join the community today for access to the best content, people and knowledge. It's open to everyone, if you have an interest in AEM, then you're welcome. Visit us today.

Yes indeed. We run a variety of events. Every month we hold sessions where you can Ask the Expert on specific AEM topics. We also will let you know about major events, such as Immerse or the Adobe Summit, or even User Group events in your area.

The best thing to do is visit the AEM Community today and see what's going on.

Yes you can! The AEM Community team is constantly working on samples and examples for all its members.

• A full list of community generated AEM articles and samples is here
• Our GitHub open source repository is here
• Our AEM Community Manager, ScottM, has a blog all about AEM topics here

The AEM Community holds regular events every month to help educate members on techniques and best practices. You can attend these live webcasts or play them back at your leisure.

• The full list of past Experience Manager Expert Sessions is here.

Optimizing the Author Instance is a key part in a high performance installation of AEM. Learn about the logs available to help you troubleshoot and also some of the common problems you might encounter when installing AEM WCM. Learn more.

The Troubleshooting AEM when Authoring section covers common issues you may encounter when using AEM, together with suggestions on how to solve them.

See Common Installation Issues/Answers for these troubleshooting scenarios:

• Double-clicking the Quickstart jar has no effect or the JAR file with another program (such as archive manager).
• Applications running on CRX throw out-of-memory errors.
• The AEM Welcome screen does not display in the browser after double-clicking AEM Quickstart.

Learn best practices to troubleshoot replication (non reverse replication) in AEM.

The Working with Logs section includes detailed information on what logs are available for AEM, and how to troubleshoot them.