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I’ve inherited a project (non-mavenized) which has a lib folder with approx 45 .jar‘s within it.
I’m fairly certain that not all of those jars are required.
Is there a way I can determine from the source of the project which jar‘s really are required, and which are adding no value, and are safe to remove?
Ideally I’d like to identify the “direct” dependencies, (ie., non-transitive) so I can extract these to a pom.
Check this lovely project
http://www.jboss.org/tattletale