How to use JBoss BRMS 6 as modular structure in JBoss EAP? - Red Hat Customer Portal

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We are currently using Fuse and want to drop it and go with BRMS only. We use Drools in our application, so we do need the jars to those dependencies. With Fuse we have the jars on the modules structure. Is there any way to maintain this modules stcutures with the BRMS jars?
The purpose it to have BRMS as a jboss module and not as a deploy, since we only need access to the core functionalities, this is a thing that we were able to accomplish with earlier versions of BRMS or with fuse integration pack.

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Red Hat JBoss BRMS 6

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