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I'm building a product that must be extended by external people of our organization, we don't want the war to be changed by the "external people".

So, our application has the following structure.

  • EAR
    • WAR
      • JAR A
      • JAR B
    • extension module defined in jboss-deployment-structure

The extension module is like this

<sub-deployment name="A.war">
   <dependencies>
      <module name="extension.module" optional="false">
      </module>
   </dependencies>
 </sub-deployment>

We thought the "external people" could create the "extension.module" module and than add the behavior they want. But to do that they need to add dependencies to the JAR A and JAR B inside the war/ear. Can you help me solving this?

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  • Your question isn't very clear. Does extension.module have any external dependencies, or is it only JAR A and JAR B that depend on the module? Or is is that WAR A depends on JAR A, JAR B and extension.module ? – Will Tatam Sep 29 '16 at 10:32
  • I solved this using with a different aproach. Instead using depencies with modules i create two wars that depends one of other. WAR A depends on WAR B and vice versa. This way it worked. – Raul Valdoleiros Sep 30 '16 at 11:01

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