Integrating Assets with Activity Stream

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Experience Manager 6.4 Assets User Guide
Applies to: Experience Manager 6.4 Assets

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Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Assets users perform many actions like creating, uploading and deleting Assets. These actions can be recorded so you are able to provide an history of what has been done by a user. This section describes the recording capabilities of AEM and how to configure AEM in order to record specific events.

Performance Considerations and Default Behavior

This integration could be CPU and disk space consuming for example when doing bulk import. For these reasons the AEM Assets integration with the Activity Stream is disabled by default.

Supported Action Events

The following events can be configured to be recorded:

  • License accepted (ACCEPTED)
  • Asset created (ASSET_CREATED)
  • Asset moved (ASSET_MOVED)
  • Asset removed (ASSET_REMOVED)
  • License rejected (REJECTED)
  • Asset downloaded (DOWNLOADED)
  • Asset versioned (VERSIONED)
  • Asset version restored (RESTORED)
  • Asset Metadata updated (METADATA_UPDATED)
  • Asset published to external system (PUBLISHED_EXTERNAL)
  • Asset's original updated (ORIGINAL_UPDATED)
  • Asset Rendition updated (RENDITION_UPDATED)
  • Asset Rendition removed (RENDITION_REMOVED)
  • Sub-asset updated (SUBASSET_UPDATED)
  • Sub-asset removed (SUBASSET_REMOVED)

Configuring AEM Assets Events Recording

The Web console provides access to the AEM Assets Event Recorder tuning. To configure the AEM Assets Event Recorder, proceed as follows:

  1. Navigate to the Web console

  2. Click Configuration.

  3. Double click Day CQ DAM Event Recorder.

  4. Check Enables this service.

  5. Check which Event Types you want to be recorded in the user activity stream.

  6. Click Save.

Reading recorded events

The recorded events are stored as activities. You can read them programmatically by using the ActivityManager API.

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