Unless the JAR files contain deployable artifacts, such as EJBs, I don't think that
they will appear in the classpath. You could, however, rename myapp to myapp.ear, provide
a application.xml file (mostly empty) and then the JARs would be in the classpath.
Caveat: I have not tried the above so I cannot guarantee that it will work. Also, it
depends on the version of JBoss AS (which you did not mention).
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