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Difference between similar components in apps/core/wcm/components path

  • July 6, 2018
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Hi Guys,

I am new to AEM development. While going through a AEM video in article one question came to my mind. Their are 12 similar components available inside apps/core/wcm/components/${component}. What's the difference between components in v1 path and v2 path.

Ex-:  List Component-:    /apps/core/wcm/components/list/v1/list

         List Component-:  /apps/core/wcm/components/list/v2/list

         page Component-:    /apps/core/wcm/components/page/v1/page

         page Component-:   /apps/core/wcm/components/page/v2/page

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Thanks & regards

Tapas.

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Best answer by arunpatidar

Hi Tapas,

These are core components shipped with AEM. There are versioning like V1, V2 to avoid unwanted changes after components upgrade.

Core Components were introduced to provide robust and extensible base components, built on the latest technology and best practices, and adhering to accessibility guidelines. Core components make page authoring more flexible and customizable, and extending them to offer custom functionality is simple for the developer.

The Core Components will be made available with defined AEM versions with which they are compatible. This means that one AEM version may support multiple versions or releases of the Core Components.

More info

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Core Components User Guide

Thanks

Arun

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July 6, 2018

Hi Tapas,

These are core components shipped with AEM. There are versioning like V1, V2 to avoid unwanted changes after components upgrade.

Core Components were introduced to provide robust and extensible base components, built on the latest technology and best practices, and adhering to accessibility guidelines. Core components make page authoring more flexible and customizable, and extending them to offer custom functionality is simple for the developer.

The Core Components will be made available with defined AEM versions with which they are compatible. This means that one AEM version may support multiple versions or releases of the Core Components.

More info

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Core Components User Guide

Thanks

Arun

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