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org.apache.geronimo.connector.deployment.jsr88.Dependency

One powerful aspect of Maven is in its handling of project relationships; that includes dependencies (and transitive dependencies), inheritance, and aggregation (multi-module projects). Dependency management has a long tradition of being a complicated mess for anything but the most trivial of projects. "Jarmageddon" quickly ensues as the dependency tree becomes large and complicated. "Jar Hell" follows, where versions of dependencies on one system are not equivalent to versions as those developed with, either by the wrong version given, or conflicting versions between similarly named jars. Maven solves both problems through a common local repository from which to link projects correctly, versions and all.

The cornerstone of the POM is its dependency list. Most every project depends upon others to build and run correctly, and if all Maven does for you is manage this list for you, you have gained a lot. Maven downloads and links the dependencies for you on compilation and other goals that require them. As an added bonus, Maven brings in the dependencies of those dependencies (transitive dependencies), allowing your list to focus solely on the dependencies your project requires.

                Connector15DCBRoot root = (Connector15DCBRoot) config.getDConfigBeanRoot(ddBeanRoot);
                ConnectorDCB connector = (ConnectorDCB) root.getDConfigBean(ddBeanRoot.getChildBean(root.getXpaths()[0])[0]);
                connector.setConfigID("user/database-pool-"+data.getName() + "/1/car");
                // Use a parentId of null to pick up the default
                if(data.jar1 != null && !data.jar1.equals("")) {
                    Dependency dep = new Dependency();
                    connector.setDependency(new Dependency[]{dep});
                    dep.setURI(data.jar1);
                }
                if(data.jar2 != null && !data.jar2.equals("")) {
                    Dependency dep = new Dependency();
                    Dependency[] old = connector.getDependency();
                    Dependency[] longer = new Dependency[old.length+1];
                    System.arraycopy(old, 0, longer, 0, old.length);
                    longer[old.length] = dep;
                    connector.setDependency(longer);
                    dep.setURI(data.jar2);
                }
                if(data.jar3 != null && !data.jar3.equals("")) {
                    Dependency dep = new Dependency();
                    Dependency[] old = connector.getDependency();
                    Dependency[] longer = new Dependency[old.length+1];
                    System.arraycopy(old, 0, longer, 0, old.length);
                    longer[old.length] = dep;
                    connector.setDependency(longer);
                    dep.setURI(data.jar3);
                }
                ResourceAdapter adapter = connector.getResourceAdapter()[0];
                ConnectionDefinition definition = new ConnectionDefinition();
                adapter.setConnectionDefinition(new ConnectionDefinition[]{definition});
                definition.setConnectionFactoryInterface("javax.sql.DataSource");

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