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    copied!<p>I have a server application and two Swing-based client applications. We're developing them in eclipse and there's a separate project for each.</p> <p>Many classes are shared. For example, the <code>my.server</code> package has some classes for both the server and the clients while others are for the server only. Although I prefer to put them in the same package because they are closely related and some of them rely on package visibility, I don't want to distribute classes that an application does not need as not only would it bloat the file size, but also it would be a security risk.</p> <p>At the moment, each of the server and the clients has the same jars, which is a mess. Ideally, I'd like to automatically create jars based on dependency as following.</p> <p>Server:</p> <ul> <li>server.jar: classes used by Server only</li> <li>server-client1-common.jar: classes shared by Server and Client 1</li> <li>server-client2-common.jar: classes shared by Server and Client 2</li> </ul> <p>Client 1:</p> <ul> <li>client1.jar: classes used by Client 1 only</li> <li>server-client1-common.jar: classes shared by Server and Client 1</li> <li>client-common.jar: classes shared by Client 1 and Client 2, but not Server</li> </ul> <p>Client 2:</p> <ul> <li>client2.jar: classes used by Client 2 only</li> <li>server-client2-common.jar: classes shared by Server and Client 2</li> <li>client-common.jar: classes shared by Client 1 and Client 2, but not Server</li> </ul> <p>I realize that you can do this manually using ant, but it would be a maintenance disaster. Is there a tool that takes care of such dependency automatically?</p>
 

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