jdeps:tldr:8c0f5
jdeps: Print all class-level dependencies of a `.jar` file.
$ jdeps ${filenamename-jar} -verbose
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The command you provided is using the jdeps tool, which is a Java Dependency Analysis tool. Here's an explanation of the command:
${filenamename-jar}is a placeholder for the filename of the jar file you want to analyze. You need to replace it with the actual filename. For example, if your jar file is named "myapp.jar", the command would be:jdeps myapp.jar -verbose.-verboseis an optional parameter that tells jdeps to display verbose output while analyzing the dependencies. It provides more detailed information about the dependencies and their usage.
When you run this command, jdeps will analyze the dependencies of the specified jar file and provide information about which classes within the jar file depend on other classes or packages. The verbose output will give you a detailed analysis of the dependencies, including the internal and external dependencies of the classes in the jar file.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.