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tool to retrieve class dependences

 
Simon Xu
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Do you know any free tool (open source preferable) to do that? Thanks.
 
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A bit extreme maybe - but you could always load your stuff into Eclipse !
The dependency tools in there are very powerful.
That way you also have access to the best free Java Development Platform ou there - well, IMHO !
Dave
 
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Where can I find it? Eclipse only provides an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) to
present the java source code structure. Am I right?
 
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Eclipse provides all kinds of searching and there is also a call hierarchy view.
In addition there is a plug-in that integrates JDepend.
http://andrei.gmxhome.de/jdepend4eclipse/
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http://metrics.sourceforge.net/ also has a nice dependency graph.

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Ilja,
Did you have any probs getting the metrics to work?
I've done what they said, unzip into plug-ins, enable metrics on project, rebuild project, but still no metrics!
I'm using Eclipse 2.1.2 and metrics 1.3.4
 
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