| Finding dependencies of a package or file [message #1706683] |
Fri, 28 August 2015 15:26 |
 Tharpa Roberts
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Registered: March 2014 |
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I have a large project I've inherited, Hercules. A former employee added a new package to it before leaving, HornsOnARabbit. I need to remove HornsOnARabbit from Hercules, but I would like HornsOnARabbit to be a separate program.
HornsOnARabbit uses some of the code in Hercules. I have made a copy of Hercules, called it Horns, and have deleted HornsOnARabbit from Hercules.
Horns does not need all of the code it got from Hercules. What I was wondering if there is a tool to make it easier to find out what code in Horns that HornsOnARabbit does not depend on. At first I thought I could just delete files, and if HornsOnARabbit needed them, a red x would show in HornsOnARabbit. What I found, however, is that the red x's do not always cascade. So, for example, if HornsOnARabbit depends on OraUtil.java, it will not show a red x as long as OraUtil.java is present, even if OraUtil.java itself has red x's.
So is there a tool to make it easier to find out what code in Horns that HornsOnARabbit does or does not depend on.
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