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0 pointsgeodel10y ago0 comments

I have hundreds of jar in my Java project. I am not even sure which one are used. How does Java handle this scenario?

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If you use Maven/Ivy then your transitive dependencies are automatically managed based on your direct dependencies. If you don't, or if that's not enough, use ProGuard to get rid of all the classes that you aren't actually using.

kasey_junk10y ago

Depends on your build system. In maven http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/ is the way to go.

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0 pointsgeodel10y ago0 comments

I have hundreds of jar in my Java project. I am not even sure which one are used. How does Java handle this scenario?

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Nullabillity10y ago

kasey_junk10y ago

Depends on your build system. In maven http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/ is the way to go.

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