Eclipse has a great tool for this. All you have to do is open your Eclipse
project's pom.xml file, click on the "Dependency Graph" tab to view your
dependencies.
v/r,
Mike Van
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From: "Andreas Gies [via Karaf]"
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To: "Mike Van" <mvangeert...@comcast.net>
Sent: Monday, November 8, 2010 12:35:38 PM
Subject: Bundle dependency visualization
Hi,
I am sorry if am posting to the wrong group (again ;).
Is there a nice tool for bundle dependency visualization. I would be happy to
get a dependency graph for the bundles deployed in a running container; but
even better would be dependencies inside a given set of repositories.
I noticed it took me the longest time in my prototype to handcraft the features
files correctly. If I read an ealrier comment correctly, the
maven-features-plugin is not considered a good choice to generate those. Is
there a reason for that - perhaps it's just broken and needs fixing ?
Thanks in advance
Andreas
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