I had to change the version numbers of magnolia, magnolia-ui and the magnolia 
data module.

The solution which worked best for us is to have maven build you a WAR file 
(automated by Jenkins - hey we are developers and inherently lazy ;-) ). You 
just shutdown your app server, copy the WAR file to its location and start up 
again. 

We also had this JAR replacement thing in our early days but with added 
complexity it becomes very tedious to figure out what changed and what to copy 
and by the time you possibly forget one JAR it can get really messy. Rolling 
back to some version isn't possible either... 

For your situation I'd say make a directory diff and replace the jars and 
you'll be fine (but double check on this one ;-) )

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