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Using SQLcl in java application

Hi,
We're using SQLcl in a java application on an linux server and need to understand what the complete set of direct and transitive jar files we need to load in the CLASSPATH.
In 20.4.2, we see 46 jar files across the lib/pom.xml, and the lib or lib/ext directories. Are all those runtime requirements required in the CLASSPATH?
I'm not an expert at maven, can you advise how to discover all the transitive dependencies for those jars that we also need in the CLASSPATH?
Thanks!
Bob
Best Answer
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Closing this. I stumbled across documentation here: https://github.com/oracle/oracle-db-tools/blob/master/sqlcl/java/README.md
Seems that just using the jars provided by Oracle in the sqlcl/lib/ directory are sufficient.
Answers
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Closing this. I stumbled across documentation here: https://github.com/oracle/oracle-db-tools/blob/master/sqlcl/java/README.md
Seems that just using the jars provided by Oracle in the sqlcl/lib/ directory are sufficient.