In maven 1.x, if your project depends on jar A and jar A itself requires
jar B, you have to manually add dependency to jar B.
In maven 2, dependencies are *transitive*, this means your project will
automatically be dependent to jar B.
Maven 2 includes version conflicts algorithm so that it can manage
multiple dependendecies version (for example, lot's of jars will
requires commons-logging 1.0.3, some will require 1.0.4...). It also use
a scope property to exclude some dependencies, that may be used only for
testing and are not required at runtime.
Pilgrim, Peter a écrit :
What are transitive dependencies ?
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