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Old 04-23-2007, 02:26 AM
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how to find unused jars??
I have been playing around with a lot of different products in my application, trying to find something that works for me. In the process I have added a lot of jars that I am sure I no longer need as I decided not to use one after the other of the products. My question is this; is there some way to find which jars are not being used in my application? I am using eclipse 3.2.
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Old 05-08-2007, 06:27 PM
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Hello, Anybody have any ideas on my problem of how to find unused jars?
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Hi, I have also same problem. do u find any tool or any simple to do this activity.
please let me know thanks in advance....
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Unused jars
Hi,
I am working on j2ee project. current project has lot of jars and i m sure that most of the jars which are included in project are not in used. so how to find which jars are unused. please suggest the simple procedure.

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The obvious solution seems to be removing jars one by one and running the application. If the application returns ClassNotFoundException, then that means the jar is used in the project.
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