Are we talking web applications here or not? Because, if we are talking about web applications hosted on an application server, then you can have the application server supply the required class 'com.john.appone.Person' instead of packaging it along with the application. This way any web application on that server has access to the required class. On Wildfly e. g. we put the following files in [WILDFLY_HOME]/modules/org/apache/camel/main: camel-core-2.17.0.jar module.xml so that all our web applications have access to the same instances of Apache Camel. By the way, in this scenario you do not need terracotta for SSO, ehcache is enough.
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