m2 use transitive dependencies, so if you use a jar that depends on an other, all dependencies will be download too.

m2 discover all dependencies with poms in ibiblio.

With this, it's more simple than m1 for declare dependencies in a project.

Emmanuel

Maciej Zywno wrote:
Hi,

I run m2 compile and I can see that m2 is tryingto download jars that
are not explicitly mentioned in my pom.xml (e.g. jdbc2.0 ). Is it
because m2 finds somehow that these jars are needed? If so why may
they be needed and how m2 discover the need? (I don't think jdbc2.0 is
needed by m2 itself...)

Regards,
Maciek

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