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Experience Manager 6.2 Assets 使用手冊

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This feature enforces the acceptance of the license agreement before you can download a licensed asset from Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Assets.

If you select a protected asset and tap/click the Download icon, you are redirected to a license page where you accept the license agreement. If you do not accept the license agreement, the Download button is disabled.

If the selection contains multiple protected assets, select one asset at a time, accept the license agreement, and proceed to download the asset.

An asset is considered protected if either of these conditions are fulfilled:

  • The asset metadata property xmpRights:WebStatement points to the path of the CQ page that contains the license agreement for the asset.
  • The value of the asset metadata property adobe_dam:restrictions is a raw HTML that specifies the license agreement.

Downloading DRM assets

  1. In the Card view, select the assets you want to download and tap/click the Download icon.

  2. In the Copyright Management page, select the asset you want to download from the list.

  3. In the License pane, choose Agree. A tick mark appears beside the asset for which you accept the license agreement. Tap/click the Download button. 

    註解：

    The Download button is enabled only when you choose to agree with the license agreement for a protected asset. If your selection comprises both protected and unprotected assets, only the protected assets are listed in the left pane and the Download button is enabled to download the unprotected assets. To simultaneously accept license agreements for multiple protected assets, select the assets from the list, and then choose Agree.

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  4. In the dialog, tap/click Download to download the asset or its renditions.

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Asset expiration

Asset expiration is an effective way of enforcing license requirements for licensed assets. It ensures that the published asset is unpublished when it expires and thereby averts the possibility of any license violation. A user without admin rights cannot edit, copy, move, publish, and download an expired asset.

You can view the expiration status for an asset in the Assets console in both the Card and List views.

Card view

For an expired asset, a flag on the card indicates that it has expired.

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List view

For expired assets, the Status column displays the Expired banner.

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You can view the expiration status of an asset in the timeline. Select the asset and choose Timeline from the GlobalNav menu.

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You can also view the expiration status of assets in the References rail. It manages asset expiration statuses and relationships between compound assets and referenced subassets, collections, and projects. 

  1. Navigate to the asset for which you want to view referencing web pages and compound assets.

  2. Select the asset, and click/tap the GlobalNav icon.

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  3. Choose References from the menu.

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    For expired assets, the References rail displays the expiry status Asset is Expired at the top. 

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    If the asset has expired subassets, the References rail displays the status Asset has Expired Sub-Assets.

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Configuring expiration dates for assets

You can configure an asset to expire at a particular date from the properties page of the asset. You can also specify the time of the day when you want the asset to expire.

  1. From the AEM Assets UI, navigate to the location of the asset for which you want to specify an expiration date.

  2. Open the properties page for the asset, and navigate to the Advanced tab.

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  3. Open the date picker beside the Expires box.

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  4. Specify an expiration date and time (optional).

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  5. Tap/click Save from the toolbar.

Search expired assets

If you are considering renewing the licenses for your assets and want to indentify which of your assets have expired, you can search them using the Search panel. You can also search for expired subassets.

  1. In the Assets console, click the Search icon in the toolbar to display the Omni Search box.

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  2. With the cursor in the Omni Search box, hit the Return key to display the Search Results page.  

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  3. Click the GlobalNav icon to display the Search panel.

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  4. Click/tap the Expiry Status option to expand it.

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  5. Select Expired. The expired assets are displayed in search results.

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When you choose the Expired option, the Assets console only displays the expired assets and subassets that are referenced by compound assets. The compound assets that reference expired subassets are not displayed immediately after the subassets expire. Instead, they are displayed after AEM Assets detects that they reference expired subassets the next time the scheduler runs.

To enable the Assets console to display the referencing compound assets along with the expired subassets, configure an Adobe CQ DAM Expiry Notification workflow in AEM Configuration Manager.

  1. Open AEM Configuration Manager.

  2. Choose Adobe CQ DAM Expiry Notification. By default, Time based Scheduler is selected, which schedules a job to check at a specific time whether an asset has expired subassets. After the job completes, assets that have expired subassets and referenced assets are displayed as expired in search results.

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  3. To run the job periodically, clear the Time Based Scheduler Rule field and modify the time in seconds in the Periodic Scheduler field. For example, the example expression '0 0 0 * * ?' triggers the job at 00 hrs.

  4. Select send email to receive emails when an asset expires.

    註解：

    Only the asset creator (the person who uploads a particular asset to AEM Assets) receives an email when the asset expires. See Configuring Email Notification for additional details around configuring email notifications at the overall AEM level.

  5. In the Prior notification in seconds field, specify the time in seconds prior to the time an asset expires when you want to receive a notification regarding the expiration. If you are an administrator or the asset creator, you receive a message before the expiration of the asset notifying you that the asset is about to expire after the specified time.

    After the asset expires, you receive another notification that confirms the expiration.

  6. Click Save.

Asset states

The Assets console of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Assets can display various states for assets. Depending on the current state of a particular asset, its card view displays a label that describes its state, for example, Expired, Published, Approved, Rejected, and so on.

  1. In the Assets console, select an asset.

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  2. Click the Publish icon from the toolbar. If you can't see the Publish icon on the toolbar, click More on the toolbar and locate the Publish icon.

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  3. Choose Publish from the menu, and then close the confirmation dialog.

  4. Exit the selection mode. The publication status for the asset appears at the bottom of the asset thumbnail in the card view. In the list view, the Published column displays the time when the asset was published.

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  5. In the Assets console, select an asset and click the View Properties icon to display its asset details page.

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  6. In the Advanced tab, and set an expiration date for the asset from the Expires field under.

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  7. Click Save and then click Close to display the Asset console. 

  8. The publication status for the asset indicates an expired status at the bottom of the asset thumbnail in the card view. In the list view, the status of the asset is displayed as Expired.

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  9. In the Assets console, select a folder and create a review task on the folder.

  10. Review and approve/reject the assets in the review task and click Complete.

  11. Navigate to the folder for which you created the review task. The status for the assets that you approved/reject is displayed at the bottom in the card view. In the list view, the approval and expiry statuses are diaplayed in appropriate columns.

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  12. To search for assets based on their status, click/tap the Search icon to display the Omni Search bar.

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  13. Hit the Return key and then click/tap the GlobalNav icon to display the Search panel. 

  14. In the Search panel, click Publish Status and select Published to search for published assets in AEM Assets.

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  15. Click Approval Status and click the appropriate option to search for approved or rejected assets.

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  16. To search for assets based on their expiration status, select Expiry Status in the Search panel and choose the appropriate option.

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  17. You can also search for assets based on a combination of statuses under various search facets. For example, you can search for published assets that have been approved in a review task and have not yet expired by selecting the appropriate options in the search facets.

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