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Finding reference of jar in a project [message #554974]

Tue, 24 August 2010 23:16

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How can I get to know if a jar, that is present in classpath, is actually being used in application or not. Say I want to find all references of this jar in my project. I can of course do that by removing that jar from classpath and rebuild to check any compilation errors but I don't want to go for such *dirty* approaches. Very Happy

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Re: Finding reference of jar in a project [message #554991 is a reply to message #554974]

Wed, 25 August 2010 02:18

Eclipse User

Chauhan wrote:
> How can I get to know if a jar, that is present in classpath, is
> actually being used in application or not. Say I want to find all
> references of this jar in my project. I can of course do that by
> removing that jar from classpath and rebuild to check any compilation
> errors but I don't want to go for such *dirty* approaches. :d
Well, you can select each type one by one and do a search. Not dirty,
but pretty time consuming ;-)
Another possibility is to add access restrictions on that JAR but that's
not much different than removing it.

Dani
> Thanks

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