In a bigger project we might be using tons of JARs. How do I find out which JARs are being used by a certain module/package in the project (not the whole project). Any tool, technique, etc?
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In a bigger project we might be using tons of JARs. How do I find out which JARs are being used by a certain module/package in the project (not the whole project). Any tool, technique, etc?
Bigger projects typically use a build tool like maven or ant. maven has the maven dependency plugin to list the dependencies for a particular project which you invoke by
mvn dependency:list. In case of ant, it depends on the way the build script is written.Maybe you should give more details about your project environment and you may get better answers.