Execute mvn dependency:tree and it will list all the project's dependencies.
Execute mvn dependency:tree and it will list all the project's dependencies. Reference: dependency:tree mojo Resolving conflicts using the Dependency Tree Filtering the Dependency Tree.
Thanks Sean! I was working on the issue till now. I managed to find the dependencies and download them using jarvana (can be done through a command prompt using svn checkout command).
For more I wrote and EDIT section in my question! – despot Jan 4 at 20:11.
You didn't mention what IDE you are using. If you are using Eclipse then install the M2Eclipse plugin for Maven. Once installed it has an excellent Maven pom.
Xml editor that can show you many things...including an interactive, recursive, dependency tree. You can see some videos on this feature here: m2eclipse.sonatype.org/overview-of-the-m....
Nice features - I checked it out! But I ran into problems with the POM editor (I think) - check this out: stackoverflow. Com/questions/4604316/….
Thanks for your answer. – despot Jan 5 at 13:09.
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