On 13/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Something like that I think.
For now I would like to know if what the dependency used in the
whole project.
Suppose I had a project tree such as this:
A-->B-->C
|
D-->E--F
|
G
Say if `commons-collections (3.1)' is used subproject D,
I would like to see it.
If `struts 1.2.9' is used at sub project B, C and G.
I would like to see it.
If `servlet 2.4' is used only A. I would like see it, when
I save generate (this grand total of dependencies) from the
master project A.
On the other hand if I ask to generate the same report at sub-project C
then I will only see `struts 1.2.9'
Hmm, not too sure I understand what you mean there. The dependency
tree in the aforementioned report will give you the full dependency
hierarchy for whichever project you run it under.
Here is the analogy: The difference between with the traditional UNIX
command
(1) du /usr/src
and
(2) du -k /usr/src
This just changes the units to kilobytes, not sure what the analogy is here?
Mark
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