Which two components should be configured in Adobe Launch to capture form submissions?

To capture form submissions in Adobe Launch (now Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection), two core components are necessary. First, an Event-Based Rule must be configured to listen for the 'submit' event on the form. This rule acts as the trigger. Second, Data Elements are configured to capture the values from specific form fields (e.g., email address, name). These data elements are then referenced within the rule to send the captured data to analytics or other tools.

C. IP-Based Submission Matching is a server-side or analytics processing concept, not a configuration component within the Launch interface for capturing form data.
D. Page Load Attribution is concerned with tracking how a user arrived at a page, not with actions like form submissions that occur on the page.

1. Adobe Experience League Documentation. (2023). Rules. "A rule is a combination of events, conditions, and actions... For example, you can create a rule that triggers when a user submits a specific form." Section: Rule components.

2. Adobe Experience League Documentation. (2023). Core extension - Event types. "Submit: The event is triggered when a form is submitted." Section: Form Events.

3. Adobe Experience League Documentation. (2023). Data elements. "Data elements are the building blocks for your data dictionary... You can then use this data element in any rule." Section: Create a data element.