In enterprise edition I see the latest Camunda 7 version available as " 7.19.0-alpha3-ee/". Also we have “7.18.4-ee” version.
What is the difference between these? Can we use the latest version (7.19.0-alpha3-ee) for our purpose.
Also in order to resolve these pom dependency what settings.xml file details are required.
Hey @Saju_John_Sebastian1,
the version 7.19.0-alpha3-ee
is still a alpha. So you should not use it in your production environment just yet.
But if you are curious what’s included - take a peak here:

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Thanks @Hafflgav for that info.
So as a stable version I think I can go with 7.18.4-ee (correct me).
Could you help in providing details on how can I update these dependencies in pom.xml file.
I do have updated the ~/.m2/settings.xml file as below:
camunda-bpm-nexus-ee
USERNAME
PASSWORD
But am not getting the dependencies downloaded as per the link “Apache Maven Coordinates | docs.camunda.org”
Yes you are correct - 7.18.4-ee is a stable version. 
Hmm that seems odd. Is there any error shown when trying to fetch the dependencies? 
Can you try accessing the enterprise artifact storage with your credentials to see whether they are correct?
https://artifacts.camunda.com/ui/native/camunda-bpm-ee?__hstc=12929896.96bfae5d4565fe18271d2ee107106aac.1676366081577.1676366081577.1676445145731.2&__hssc=12929896.4.1676445145731&__hsfp=3193161031
Looks like the URL ( JFrog) mentioned in the link is not correct. When I replaced that with “JFrog” I was able to get the dependencies sorted properly.
If this is the right approach, I would recommend to update this in the docs to avoid confusion.
So you got it up and running by changing the link to JFrog? 
If this was all it needed that might be a valuable info for someone at Camunda since the docs should be updated according…
I am just looping in @Niall 
Maybe I have overseen something since I do not have access to the enterprise edition anymore by myself.
Hi @Hafflgav ,
I can not get a tril user for download Enterprise trial version. is there another way to get that?