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The components you use for this integration are found in the Dynamic Media Classic component area in Design mode. Upload to Experience Manager Assets and then enable automatic publishing to Dynamic Media Classic you access via Assets content browser for page authoring.Upload assets directly to Dynamic Media Classic and then access by way of the Dynamic Media Classic content browser for page authoring or.When you work with assets in this solution, you do one of the following: The dual-use scenario describes that scenario.Įxperience Manager/Dynamic Media Classic point-to-point integration This option makes the most sense if you do not have an existing S7 account and many assets stored in that system.

If you are a new Experience Manager customer who has rich media delivery needs, select the Dynamic Media option. Use the following criteria to determine which solution to choose:Īre you an existing Dynamic Media Classic customer whose assets reside in Dynamic Media Classic for publishing and delivery, but you want to integrate those assets with Sites (WCM) authoring, or Experience Manager Assets, or both? If so, use the Experience Manager/Dynamic Media Classic point-to-point integration described in this document.

Use Dynamic Media that is integrated into Experience Manager.

Integrate your instance of Experience Manager with Dynamic Media Classic.

3.x is configured with and 4.x is configured with Experience Manager/Dynamic Media Classic integration versus Dynamic MediaĮxperience Manager users have a choice between two solutions to work with Dynamic Media.

If you use Dynamic Media Classic with a custom proxy configuration, you must configure both HTTP Client proxy configurations because some functionalities of Experience Manager use the 3.x APIs and others use the 4.x APIs.

Before configuring Dynamic Media Classic to work with Experience Manager, see Best Practices for integrating Dynamic Media Classic with Experience Manager.

For more information, see the DHTML viewer end-of-life FAQ.

Dynamic Media Classic’s DHTML viewer platform officially reached end-of-life on January 31, 2014.