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  <groupId>org.jboss.seam</groupId>
  <artifactId>parent</artifactId>
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  <name>JBoss Seam</name>
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      <id>m2-snapshot</id>
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  <!-- Uncomment to enable newer version of dependency plugin which has the
  dependency:tree command useful for analyzing the dependency tree of a module
  You'll also need the m2-snapshot repository enabled -->
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  <!-- 
    Recommendations for dependency scope
    
    * optional - this library is needed only if you use a feature of 
                 the module which requires it.  You can use the module without
                 needing this library on the classpath. A library should only
                 be marked non-optional if it is used by > 95% of users of the
                 module OR won't break the user's application if included and
                 not needed/another implementation is used.
                 
    * provided - this is something that is part of the Java EE 5 specification.
                 If it is included in the archive, things will break. Candidates
                 include JSF, Servlet API, JSP API, EL, JPA API. Hibernate 
                 would NOT be on this list since it is a JPA implementation and
                 not in non-JBoss AS application servers 
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