Select Create schema, followed by XDM ExperienceEvent
Set the name for this schema as "Product Reviews".
Select the Add button (+) to add field groups
Select Environment Details from the "Use existing field groups" section then select Add field group.
Select the Add button (+) to add field groups
Select Create new field group and set the name as "Product review", then select Add field group.
In the Schema structure, select the "Product review" field group and select the plus icon (+) next to the schema name "Product Reviews".
Start adding fields as follows. After each, select Apply, then plus icon (+) to add the next field.
Field name
Display name
Type
Required
productSku
Product SKU
String
Yes
reviewText
Review Text
String
No
rating
Rating
Integer
Yes
reviewerId
Reviewer ID
String
Yes
Select the reviewerId and enable it for Identity , enable Primary Identity and select Identity namespace "Email".
Select Save.
1.
The previously created schema wil be used for the profiles you are about to create.
Select the Schema name, then from the right panel enable the Profile toggle.
When the Enable for Profile pop-up is displayed, select Enable.
2.
Create a dataset for the schema:
Select Datasets from the left panel, followed by Create dataset and Create dataset from schema.
Search for the previously created "Product Reviews" schema and select it.
Select Next and name the dataset "Product Reviews", followed by selecting Finish.
3.
Finally, you will want to include this dataset with Real-time Customer Profile:
Select the previously created "Product Reviews" dataset.
From the right panel, enable the Profile toggle.
Send product review
Build XDM objects
You can now implement the product review functionality in the sample application. Navigate to EdgeViewController.swift (iOS) / EdgeTab.java (Android) and implement the sendProductReviewXdmEvent function.
1.
Create the XDM Experience Event using the XDM IdentityMap containing the reviewer Email and the review information.
Select your Adobe Experience Cloud organization to the organization ID used to configure the demo application.
3.
On the navigation panel, under Data Management, select Datasets and select the dataset you created at the beginning of this tutorial. From the right panel, copy the Table name value.
4.
From the left panel, select Queries.
5.
Click the Overview tab, then click Create query.
6.
In the text box, enter a SQL query against your dataset table. Here is an example:
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select*from paste_your_table_name_here
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where eventType ='product.review'LIMIT10
Copied!
7.
Select the "Play" icon to run the query. The results will appear in the Results tab at the bottom.
Select Browse and search for the email you sent from the sample app.
Select the merge policy _xdm.context.profile Private graph Timestamp ordered
Select "Email" as the identity namespace.
For the identity value, enter the same email as you sent from the app.
Select the Profile ID found in the table.
3.
Inspect the customer profile.
Notice that the client-side ECID and the email(s) you sent in XDM format using the Edge extension are now displayed in the Detail view, under the Linked identities section, as well as in the Attributes view.
In the Events tab you can view the events sent to the dataset(s) enabled for Profile for the selected customer profile.