Hi, > For javascript it is a bit more tricky, because all the javascript > dependencies will be merged into one single and minimized javascript.
Yep JS causes all sort of issues, also that some JS file are not obviously licensed, and they are often missing license headers. > I doubt this can be done in a practical way. If do it manually, it > might be done for once, but check every jar for each release, that > looks impossible to me. In can be done in a piratical way, once you done it once you just need to check teh differences on future releases. BTW I usually just use vi for this as it understands comprised files so there no need to manually unpack the jars. Thanks, Justin
