Re: Reducing jar dependencies?

On 18 Oct 2005 09:25:06 -0700, pelakh@xxxxxxxxx wrote or quoted :

>I would like to partition the app into 3 jars (client, server and a
>shared jar for the classes used in the RMI interface). Is there a tool
>that would help me visualize the different class-class dependency and
>assist me in finding the cleanest way to perform this split?

look into ant genjar. See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/genjar.html

What you can do is tell genjar the root class for the client and
server jars and it will collect all the dependent classes.

All you need do then is see what is common (jar -t ) sort diff and
split them off into a third jar.
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