I need to check the Maven dependency injection order automatically. In a Maven module I take two dependencies with the same classes name and package. One dependency should always have priority on the other one, this mean it have to be declared first because of the order of dependencies injection of Maven.
It's possible to verify it with the dependency tree but manually, I wish there is a way to check this automatically.
Do you know if it is possible to do this with Maven?
First of all, "dependency injection" is something completely different and unrelated: managed magical mechanisms to pass needed objects from "outside" when constructing objects.
Maven just compiles code with dependency jars in the classpath. Any variant of the monkeypatched classes should allow your code to be compiled identically, so (to minimize breakage) you should avoid duplicate or conflicting Maven dependencies.
Reliably loading your replacement classes at runtime when Maven is no longer involved is an entirely different problem, whose solution depends on how your application is packaged and executed. For example, the order of jars in a typical classpath list should be reliable, and most application servers offer ways to specify and override with one another various global and application-specific classpaths.
