How can I view the dependencies in the pom file?

To check the dependency relationships in the pom file, you can use the following method:

1. Using IDE tools: Most Java development IDEs provide an intuitive interface to view dependency relationships in the pom file. For example, in Eclipse, you can right-click on the pom.xml file, then choose “Maven” > “Open POM Dependency Hierarchy.” This will display the hierarchical structure of all dependencies in the pom file.
2. Utilize the command line tool: You can use the Maven command line tool to view the dependency relationships in the pom file. Simply open the command line terminal, navigate to the directory containing the pom.xml file, and then run the following command:
3. List all dependencies in the project.
4. This will print out a tree structure of all dependencies in the pom file.
5. Utilize online tools: Another option is to use online tools to view the dependency relationships in a pom file. For example, you can use the MvnRepository website (https://mvnrepository.com/) to search and view the pom files and dependencies of various Java libraries. Simply search for the desired library, choose its version, and you can see the dependency relationships in its pom file.

You can use any method to help you view and understand the dependency relationships in the pom file.