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its just telling you all the jars and their dependencies from what is specified in your project pom and all the dependencies pom's.<br />

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its just telling you all the jars and their dependencies from what is specified in your project pom and all the dependencies pom's.


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what is the difference between<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;what is specified in your project pom and all the dependencies pom's.<br />
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please advise
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what is the difference between

> what is specified in your project pom and all the dependencies pom's.

please advise

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&gt;&gt;each of those dependendciies has its own pom (which gets downloaded from maven repo)<br />
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can you please elaborate on this
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>>each of those dependendciies has its own pom (which gets downloaded from maven repo)

can you please elaborate on this

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While configuring maven I see dependency checking and dependencies resolved tabs where all jar files are visible on left and right side of the table kind of structure. What information that will give.<br />
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Any ideas, resources,sample code,links, &nbsp;highly appreciated. thanks in advance.
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While configuring maven I see dependency checking and dependencies resolved tabs where all jar files are visible on left and right side of the table kind of structure. What information that will give.

Any ideas, resources,sample code,links,  highly appreciated. thanks in advance.

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