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I need to use some 3rd party jar in my project. The project is a Spring project and the jar is also using Spring.
Is there a way by which I can include the 3rd party jar in my project? I am finding it difficult to find each and every dependency of the 3rd part jar and inject it.
Shouldn’t be a problem. Application contexts can be loaded independent of one another in the same JVM, generally. But if you’re loading your bean definitions from a resource file in the classpath (e.g. using ClasspathXmlApplicationContext), make sure the location and name of your file does not conflict with the third-party JAR. For example, if they’re both located at “/applicationContext.xml” in different JARs in the classpath, you will have a problem. Make yours unique.