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= Analysis =

== Overview ==
The goal of this task is to solve the shared resources issue and to describe(and may be refactor) the way we get the class module instances.

== Task requirements ==
 * Create document(or write in the design section) how we set, get and use the instances of the module classes([module_name]Module).
 * See which resources have to be shared and separate them in new src/main/resources/distrib folders.
 * Think out a way to share the module resources and get them without problems. It must work with the fake and true launchers of the sophie2 platform.
 * Create API in core.modularity which provides functionality for dealing with the resources.
 * See if there are any static paths while getting the resources and change them with the newly created functions.

== Task result ==
 * classes in core.modularity
 * information about the static instances
 * new storage for the resources

== Implementation idea ==
 * When you write new module you must create static get() method which returns the instance of the class.
 * Use ClassLoaders and streams while working with resources.

== Related ==
[wiki:PLUGIN_SUPPORT_LIB_BASE_R0][[BR]]
[wiki:PLATFORM_DEPLOYMENT_BUILD_MAVEN_R1]

== How to demo ==
 * Show the new classes and describe their functionality. Run tests if you manage to think out how to test the new API.
 * Show the information about the instances.
 * Show where the resources are stored.

= Design =
 * When you create new Sophie module, first of all you should create instance of the module and get() method for getting it. The template is here:
[source:/trunk/sophie2-platform/dev-tools/eclipse_templates/module_templates/module_instance.xml]

 * For the resource API
  * Create class in core.modularity which will represents the resource API.
  * It have to:
   * give resources for reading
   * give resources for modifying them
  * The 


= Implementation =
^(Implementation results should be described and linked here (from the wiki or the repository))^

= Testing =

= Comments =
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