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An easy way to organize fragments is to create folders
that represent categories of forms and store the fragments in a
common folder under each category. The common folders under each
category of forms hold fragments common to those forms. It is also
good practice to create a common folder outside the categories of
forms to hold fragments that are common across all forms (for example, fragments
such as a company logo or address in the common folder).
Make sure that you use a unique name for each fragment and that
you add information about the purpose of the fragment in the Description
box.
When stored
in the AEM forms repository, the only way to view the fragment information
is to open the fragment and view the information. Properly naming
the fragment can make it easier for form authors to find the fragment
they want to use.
You can maximize content reuse across teams by creating a fragments
catalog and distributing it to form authors. For example, create
a form design that displays all the fragments that are available
in the fragment library in logical order. The fragments catalog
provides a central location to view all fragments and obtain information
about them.
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