Re: Dependency analysis

<groupknowledge@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I needed some help in figuring out how to approach the following
> problem:
> I am trying to use only some parts of a huge application. I am
> basically using only one class in my simple application that belongs to
> the huge app. Currently, I am having to manually import this class and
> then import all its dependencies and check for their dependencies and
> so on until all references are resolved. This is painful and I was
> wondering if it there was a simple script (ANT or otherwise) that given
> a particular java class, analyzes all the packages that are required to
> compile it (recursively) successfully, jars them into a single file?

If you have the source code for the huge application, you
can let javac do the work. Just delete all the class files and
compile that one class you use.


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