The simple answer to your question is yes, you can use JSF with JBoss. In fact we are about to release a product that does just that. We've been using JSF for several months now, so my memory of what we had to do to get it to work is a little foggy. I do recall that we had a few problems with locating the TLD files, that we ended up working around by extracting the TLD files from all of the library jars we were using (including jsf-impl.jar) and copying them into the WEB-INF directory of our war files. The work-around was needed because of a class loader issue that the JBoss team was aware of, so it may have been fixed by now.
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