Hi,

I've been involved in the construction of a similar tool whose goal was to
check if some classes were missing from the classpath. This was working by
analyzing static dependencies from class bytecode.

This is particularly interesting for software that need to go through an
obfuscation phase, which can easily lead to classes being missing.

If this can be of interest to the community I can try to have it made
publicly available.

Regards,

Guillaume.

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"Jason Stell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>    I ran across this posting at JavaLobby :
>    [1]http://www.javalobby.org/discussion/showThreaded?folderId=20&discus
>    sionId=10621
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>    It  introduces  a classpath analysis tool created by Karsten Lentzsch.
>    Classpath  problems  are  typically difficult to debug, especially for
>    large  projects that use many 3rd party libraries. It might be nice to
>    integrate  a  tool  like  this  into  JDE...   Or maybe there's a more
>    efficient  way  to  do this kind of analysis, since JDE uses BeanShell
>    to maintain a collection of class meta-data. Thoughts?

" jPathReport is Web Startable ad- and nag-free uncrippled no-charge binary
  software that never expires."

No way will this ever get incorporated into the JDE because of my licensing
condition.

I would suggest checking out my classman tool.

http://relativity.yi.org/classman

Kevin

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