By default "new-project" command creates a simple "war" project with everything inside. This is good for simple projects. But in real world scenario you will most likely would like to split your project on few modules - e.g. "common", "integration", "business" and "ui".

How to do this with FORGE? Well, it's still a maven projects so you can manually edit pom.xml files and add necessary dependencies and changes.

But will FORGE be able to setup JPA in "integration" module (should be packaged as jar) and use it "ui" module which should be packages as war? Same questions with other functionality like ability to have EJBs in "business" and test them with arquillian.

And what about EAR support?

I can't find any documentation or samples howto do this with current FORGE. List of all available commands does not return anything that can be used to break projects into modules or add existing projects to the current project as new modules.

There is a FORGE-120 issue. ButI've just downloaded forge-distribution-1.0.0.Beta3.zip and there is no such functionality there.

From my point of view it is really important to support complex projects but not just simple single war projects.