How to use AEM Experience fragments in third party applications

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Hello @aj_9625932 

Please refer to following links:

https://medium.com/exadel-digital-marketing-technology-practice/aem-experience-fragments-consuming-o...

https://kiransg.com/2023/05/09/exporting-aem-experience-fragment-page-content-for-a-b-testing-and-ex...

Both the links contain code-snippets with use-cases on how you can export XF to external applications

Hi @aj_9625932!

Experience Fragments (short: XF) in AEM are a great way to reuse your content at various places, being it inside of AEM or on other channels. See also here for a high level overview. XF are usually meant to be consumed as rendered HTML for external applications/channels, see also the Plain HTML rendition.

If you want to expose rendered HTML to a 3rd party application, XF is the right option.

If you are looking to expose content as structured data, please refer to Content Fragments (short: CF) instead.

In addition to the official documentation on the differences, there's also an article that outlines the concepts and differences of the two pretty well.

Hope that helps!

Hi @aj_9625932 
You can expose XF as json and use the content in your third party applications.

Make sure you take care of CORS and all.

I you want to expose XF as HTML then expose using content selector. (e.g. /content/ex..../expereince-fragment-1/master.content.html)