Knowledge quiz

It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 3 right to pass this unit.

Which of the statements about the WCMS relevant architecture and its components are true?

There are three correct answers.

The Base Store represents the abstraction of the whole store in just one entity to centralize store-relevant configurations.

The Base Store is typically linked to all physical stores (Points of Service) and the CMS Sites.

The CMS Site provides content and product information requested and presented by the SAP Commerce Cloud, composable storefront.

The CMS Site only refers to the Content Catalog to find requested pages and their components – an explicit reference to the Product Catalog is not needed.

To provide the end user with fast product search results in the storefront, SAP Commerce Cloud leverages integrations to SAP Emarsys and ISS.

Which of the statements about the page model in the WCMS are true?

There are two correct answers.

SAP Commerce Cloud provides a useful selection of out-of-the-box templates.

Each template defines a dedicated page structure and number of content slots.

Components can be added directly to out-of-the-box pages, like the home page.

Each template can be referenced by many pages, and one page can reference different templates.

Which of the following are true about the Content and Product Catalog?

There are three correct answers.

Both have staged and online versions out-of-the-box.

In the Content Catalog, some content pages display data from the product catalog.

In the Content Catalog, some individual components refer to products in the Product Catalog.

In the Product Catalog, some products refer to components in the Content Catalog.

Products which are referenced by web components are managed in SmartEdit.

Which of the statements about content slots and components in the WCMS are true?

There are two correct answers.

A shared content slot displays its contained components on every page based on that template.

A page content slot displays different components on each page based on that template.

End users see components contained in shared content slots only when requesting the template URL from the SAP Commerce Cloud, composable storefront.

A shared content slot displays different components on different pages based on that template.