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More About Finding Unused Jars

Following on from How To Find Unused Jars?

There is the strangely-named JBalboa.

It is a separate static-analysis tool that can discover which jars in a given directory are never used and find which Jar(s) a class can be found in.

There is a GUI:

And there’s a command-line mode, as well.

There’s also JBoss’ Tattletale: “Betraying your project’s naughty little secrets.”

Runs on the command line or via an ant task.

Useful stuff!

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