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There are plenty of JSP's customized in my Organization. The base application software is done by another company and we are given permission to and custom JSP's and custom scripts to work with existing JSP's and scripts provided by the base product.

Hence, while creating JSP's every programmer blindly adds all the java scipt and JSP's files. IS there anyway I can track whether an external JSP or js is being used by the file.

I would like to create a tool to optimize this. Could you please give me suggestions?

Warm Regards
Vivek C
 
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