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Getting Started
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Environment and Setup
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Pushing Shared Module to Artifactory via Maven
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Using Shared Module From Artifactory Via Maven
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Summary

Getting Started

The Shared Module is very helpful when it comes to sharing reusable assets within different applications and application teams without redoing the same stuff again and again for each new project/application,  but at the same time having a centralized owner for the code.
Shared modules export their functionality (processes, shared resources, and schema namespaces) to application modules or to other shared modules. This means there is a possibility that other modules in the system depend on a shared module for this information.
Shared Module Concept from https://docs.tibco.com/pub/bwce/2.7.3/doc/html/Default.htm#concepts/shared-modules2.htm
The TIBCO BWCE product documentation provides information on how to create/export and use/import shared modules (normal or binary).  
However, there are other ways of doing this that are helpful to development teams, especially through dependency management systems such as Maven.
We are going to understand how easy and simple it is to store the  Shared Module in the central artifactory repository and then reuse it again via maven dependency. Here, we have demonstrated the usage with jFrog Artifactory, but it can be recreated with any available equivalent solutions.

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