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It would be nice to have RichFaces packed as JBoss AS7 module, so it could be just grabbed and inserted to modules directory (similary to SnowDrop distribution [1]).
It would allow to reuse RichFaces between projects and make the WARs really skinny for those who are deploying several RichFaces-based applications to the AS7
The problem we are facing that we need to duplicate some jars we need to put myapplication.war/WEB-INF/lib otherwise from modules/mymodulemain these doesn't not get initialized or not works properly richfaces.

Environment

Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform ( EAP )
- 6
RichFaces

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