Adobe Client Data Layer: Event-Driven Data Handling
summary
Adobe Client Data Layer (ACDL) is a JavaScript library plus a Launch extension that provides registers, computed state, listeners and event pushes to drive structured XDM payloads via the Adobe Web SDK. Demo loads AEM core components, uses the mapping table data element, and sends page view vs interaction as 0/1; one Launch rule handles many event types and the same data layer design scales across 300 websites. Extension v2.0.3 fixes double-load; before/after state fields are removed; loading via Launch and a clean schema are strongly recommended.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:04Problem we're trying to solve
- 5:36Introducing the Adobe Client Data Layer
- 8:22Recent changes and updates
- 10:51Best practices and recommendations
- 15:43Demo setup overview
- 16:05Live demonstration of ACDL
- 28:50Q&A session begins
- 37:05Closing remarks and resources
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